Rapid Trigger deadzone

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The problem High sensitivity rapid trigger makes you release unexpectedly too early and by mistake, when you don't want it to but your finger twitched a bit. You can use low sensitivity, sure, but does it still make sense at that point?

When you fully press a key, you don't expect it to release at the slightest movement, that's because you're performing a long key down hold, maybe you're walking in a game, maybe you're holding a slider on osu!, doesn't matter, you don't need rapid trigger in this situation. When you don't fully press a key, that's because you need to repeatedly click it, here rapid trigger really helps, that's what you want the high sensitivity for. You can argue rapid trigger is always needed and it's just something I need to learn using. Why waste time when, as everyone else, I've grown accustomed to non rapid trigger keyboards? When I need to release early, my brain automatically doesn't fully bottom out the switch. So no, I don't need it for the full key travel, only in the middle. The only benefit i want from rapid trigger is the variable actuaction point in the middle of the key travel, not at the bottom for it to release when I don't want to.

Playing FPS games I often stop walking by mistake when the walk key is fully pressed yet I only really need rapid trigger in the middle of the key travel to couner strafe.

Playing osu! with Rapid Trigger:

• You want high sensitivity (~0.1-0.5mm) to play certain parts called streams: Rapid, consistently repeated key clicks at rhythm. Those happen in the middle of the total key travel, there you can "vibrate your fingers"
• But at the same time you also want low sensitivity for other parts, sliders: Long key down hold. For those you fully bottom out the switch, releasing early gives you a penality, releasing later doesn't. I find myself releasing early really often. You can get used to releasing later to account for it but that means more time needed to release before you can click again, even if rapid trigger would allow you to immediately click again right after release, that's just not how my brain works, it wants to move up a bit before clicking again. Without rapid trigger, you can start releasing early and be ready to click again faster.

Solutions I'd like Allow for Rapid Trigger zones: different sensitivity depending on where you are at on the key travel, even 0 sensitivity for a deadzone. Or if that is too complicated, just add a customizable height deadzone (Rapid Trigger disabled) at the bottom of the switch: delay keyup events while on that zone, keydown not affected (can start a keydown from outside deadzone and activate in the deadzone, can start keyup while on deadzone but delay it until outside the zone) This would make it work in a similar way a standard keyboard does while still keeping the benefit of rapid trigger variable actuaction point.

Workarounds I've considered Using lower sensitivity rapid trigger, but at that point it becomes worse than having it disabled as I can't play streams anymore. Disabling Rapid Trigger and losing it's benefits.

Keyboard Type Wooting 60HE ARM

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Another issue I'm experiencing recently with 0.3mm rapid trigger is I will randomly find myself stop walking in games even if I have the key fully pressed and I have to lift it up and back down.