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@@sashaouss6894 I'm up for one challenge ha ha

Hadn't heard anything about Osu earlier. I tested it now and I can say that it's not an accuracy test, it's more a question of speed and rythm. I cranked up the pointer speed to maximum in Mill Mouse and that isn't enough for this game really. No problems at all pointing at the large circles, Mill Mouse has an accuracy enough to pinpoint the smallest of elements, like those you'll find in a video editor software. In my experience though both speed and accuracy is totally enough for a single player shooter like Borderlands 3. And that is the point with Mill Mouse for me, it makes most mainstream games accessible to me and if it's not up for the challenge with something like Osu is quite irrelevant as a metric imho. And you should know that I totally suck on anything rhythm based.

Pressing keys in Shenmue QTE and the similar sequences in Final Fantasy VII Remake is totally doable with the on screen overlay of both Project Iris and Mill Mouse. Osu tested the mouse pointer speed of Mill Mouse

@@OneSwitch pretty much immediate reaction as far as I can tell

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no, he is mister didit

OBJECTION! Even if his name holds any merit in court... Which it really can't since it's usually unrelated... That name doesn't really exclude the possibility that the witness saw it Because he was the one murdering the victim!

With the Titan One adapter Mill Mouse can control a Nintendo Switch, I will do a video on this if I can borrow a Switch in the future. Another alternative that is more expensive and bulky is the Hori Flex Controller that you have to connect to both your Switch and PC and then it has this software that let's you use eye tracking on your computer to control the Switch. Hori doesn't support voice commands or facial gestures though. Both solutions need an hdmi capture card if you want the console content displayed on your pc monitor. Nintendo Switch doesn't have any mirroring or Remote play features, we can only hope Nintendo Switch 2 will have something like that when it releases in spring.

Thanks for your answer. That would be very nice if you could make a video of the Titan One-Adapter. My son uses the Hori flex Controller and a PC to play Switch games eye controlled. But it is nit very comfortable.

Mill Mouse. I was recording a virtual computer in Vbox when doing the first part of the video (notice different background in Windows)

Also Tobii Windows Control 2 was running, i like the eye tracking keyboard it provides (Mill Mouse doesn't have one, you have to use it with the Windows on screen keyboard or something else like i do)

​@@adaptivehackerkhan Is Mill Mouse that accurate using the default settings or do you use any specific settings to make it accurate?

@@quoc6072 no special settings. Just adjust how fast you want the pointer speed in the Mill Mouse settings, I usually have it two points from maximum and lower to like four points from maximum (11 points available from slowest to fastest) to do stuff like 3d design. For mouse look in games i adjust the Mill Mouse pointer speed according to how fast default is in game and if it's adjustable in the game settings.

@@adaptivehackerkhan thanks, how do you left/right click?

you mean it clicks when you dwell? Nowadays i use Mill Mouse for everything, great functions for both productivity and gaming. Check out my newer videos

that's great! Refer to the Mill Mouse manual . I might do a tutorial late this year

Project Iris is still a bit more responsive which I've found is important in precision platformers like Rayman 1 (Redemption) which I'm playing now (I absolutely must use my two physical switches for going left / right, while I jump by blinking). Shortcuts set to toggle especially has this delay and that's a problem even in open world and rpg games, but I'm confident he will fix that particular issue. So I'd say for 3d games Mill Mouse is soon just as good as Project Iris. The Xbox Controller emulation is where Mill Mouse really has an advantage, since you don't need to change your setup that much between games. Then it has voice commands included and also facial gestures via webcam or smartphone. It also has head tracking. And of course it's also free, that is an advantage. At the same time Project Iris does have features Mill Mouse doesn't and may not get, it's unsure I mean. You can write Macros so the Interactors can do pretty much whatever you want if you can write the macro. And there's also a feature where you can select /highlight an Interactor and then activate it by a keyboard, that also means you can activate it by eye blinks. So a single switch or eye blink can perform several different actions depending on what Interactor is selected. All in all it's complex, both softwares have their own strength and might cater to different user. If you're a head tracking user then Mill Mouse is definitely the software for you. And the mouse control offered in Mill Mouse is excellent while the one in Project Iris is very much neglected in my opinion and for me it's far from a complete solution for desktop control. I mean obviously Mill Mouse is far more complex, like a Swiss army knife if you will, but Project Iris performs it's task really good and the macro function is very useful if you're well versed in basic macro writing (which I'm a bit lacking, although I've written a couple catered to my needs after some reading and tinkering).

raymind me to never play precision platformers again, it's torture lol

@@adaptivehackerkhan I really appreciate the response you sound very intelligent I'll use project Iris for precision Platformers if I do play any I just stick to simple games yeah they both have their Pros and cons but it sounds like mill has a lot of Pros you have plenty of videos I can learn from to use it right now I'm playing dead Age 2

@@adaptivehackerkhan tell me about it Boulders Gate 3 was torture for me but I play Simple games now like dead Age 2 I noticed I have more fun

yes

@@adaptivehackerkhan how

do use vjoy as the shortcut type

@@matthewjohnson8596 no Xbox. But Vjoy needs to be installed also I think. Check the manual

@@adaptivehackerkhan the manual for what

Hmm, Final Fantasy 7 Ever Crisis is free and mouse based on PC, you could potentially use a mouse even on the smartphone versions. I played it a little on iPhone with Switch Control but there's a lot of menus and i would rather play it on pc. I might return to it in a year or so.

@@adaptivehackerkhan that actually sparks my interest thank you so much I'm going to add it to my to do list

Nope. I've been using eye tracking since maybe 2017. Typing got really fast after a few weeks of using.

@@adaptivehackerkhan thats great thanks

Tobii 4C. Check out the compatibility list on Mill Mouse website. I wouldn't recommend Tobii eye tracker 5, it's laggy because it also has a Separate webcam inbuilt for head tracking.

@@adaptivehackerkhan tnx for the info

yes indeed it is! Especially the fact that you can quickly re-enable mouse look just by looking at the corner of your screen.

Have you tried VoiceAttack? Mill Mouse btw got voice commands included. Hope you're doing great!

@@adaptivehackerkhan hey thanks I might try mill Mouse out one of these days but I'm so used to voice macro and project Iris I have to be up for it how good is mill Mouse when it comes to recognizing your voice sounds like the developer is making it a one and all program which is really cool my mic is a Logitech camera I don't remember whichh one I'm doing good overall thank you hope you're doing fine too

@@adaptivehackerkhan no I haven't tried voice attack just wanted to add also I'm tempted to try to learn mill Mouse

Hi friend! Yes it's a lot lol, I have another setup with a lot fewer keys I used in Virtua Fighter 3 successfully. Banner Saga looks cool! I just finished the main story in Sand Land and just finishing some side quests now. Thinking about watching the anime series too! See ya!

@@adaptivehackerkhan you reminded me a virtual fighter 1 when I played on the Sega Saturn Good Times

what mount do you have it on ? eye gaze devices need to be positioned carefully and consitently. can you have the track status window showing while you are exploring positions so you can find out if the camera is seeing you ?

Your best shot is asking the Assistive Technology group on Facebook or the Adaptive Power Gamers group on Facebook. Also Reddit has a good community called Disabledgamers. I haven't used eye tracking laying down but I do know that people do it. I can say that Tobii eye tracker 5 is slower than Tobii 4C because this new one also have head tracking and a normal webcam alongside the infrared eye tracking, but that is not necessarily the challenge here i think.

The bar needs to be inline with your eyes. We use a gas spring monitor desk arm ($30ish) to rotate and tilt the monitor perpendicular to your gaze). Be sure to calibrate the eye tracker as you adjust the screen. The Tobii 5 is very slow though since the license caps the gaze sampling rate to 30Hz.

Project Iris. I have a full fledged tutorial on it if you check the playlist Tutorials

Oh, you mean Comfort on Screen keyboard? I think there's one identical to this named something like Hot On screen keyboard. It's based on mouse pointer hovering. I usually use my Tobii Windows Control 2 Keyboard but Comfort looks better when doing videos. I've also tried TD Control and that has a good keyboard as well. Another option is Optikey.

@@adaptivehackerkhan thanks I'll check it out

I've done some tutorials on Project Iris. Check out the tutorials playlist. There's also a recent one on Mill Mouse that might be relevant to you.

@@adaptivehackerkhan I look at it. Thank you

Never mind the Fallout profile I'm playing dungeon and Kingdom on mobile right now seems cool

@@DGD-p6d I'm interested in Fallout! So I might try that some day. First gotta do Sand Land, maybe FF VII Rebirth with Remote Play PS5 (have to borrow one), an upcoming Shenmue fan game and try out the old Mizzurna Falls on PS1 emulator. Got it all planned lol

Might squeeze in a demo gameplay of Fallout though, I might be too faint hearted for a full playthrough anyways :) I've not done too many fps shooters in my life and I still haven't fully figured out how to play them effectively hands free. Though the implementation of facial gestures in Mill Mouse might make it a whole lot easier. Still I might have to use my two physical switches to strafe left/right, most days I have the strength to do that but I'd really want to present a hands free option for those who can't.

@@adaptivehackerkhan I'm quite the opposite I go with the flow and just play what I fancy at the moment sounds really cool though that you have plans

@@adaptivehackerkhan there's a girl on TH-cam that plays with her mind only I forgot her name but she played a really hard game forgot the name of the game too LOL there goes to show my memory

I would recommend Mill Mouse because it has good precision and also works well for controlling camera in 3D games.

Kind of you to check in, it seems to be a stubborn flu but I'm not worse, rather a bit better. Hope you're doing well

@@adaptivehackerkhan the body performs miracles I think you will be okay but this might be woo woo to you but check out scalar waver fields or quotable quadrable no that's not it qua d b l e integrity add an I d sound files have helped me I'm doing fine thank you for asking

thank you, I think I've got the flu or something but getting better now and will post a video soon.

@@adaptivehackerkhan man the flu well I'll pray for you I believe God's Got Your Back it'll be okay friend I'll come by to watch a new video when you post it

Thanks for supporting the channel and sharing your ideas and software challenges. Good luck in Diablo, have fun!

No. I've updated my recommended setup a lot since this video. Check my newer videos.

I would recommend Mill Mouse now

Sorry I don't have much experience with Android emulation on pc. Can you ask someone to try it with a physical keyboard and mouse? It might be a general issue with inputs rather than specifically Mill Mouse and/or Project Iris. I might have time to try it out later this summer and perhaps have some clues for future feature requests to the Mill Mouse developer.

@@adaptivehackerkhan it's okay it's very confusing to me it's probably a me problem I appreciate it anyways for now I'll just play how I can play I'm just very thankful to play I'll keep watching your videos have a good one

What software do you have? You should try out Mill Mouse, it's free. It has everything: gaze controlled mouse pointer, gaze access to basic stuff like Win key and volume up/down, eye gaze gaming overlay similar to Project Iris, voice commands and facial gestures is also coming. I use Mill Mouse in conjunction with my old Tobii Windows Control software. I'm in the process of abandoning Project Iris and Voiceattack, I will probably use just Mill Mouse for gaming in the future. I'm in contact with the developer Yuki Yamada and he's implementing feature requests nearly every month. By the end of this year Mill Mouse will do everything Project Iris does as good as Iris does and also cover everything Voiceattack does and also what Project Gameface does. The thing I like with Tobii Windows Control is the Keyboard and that it's built so that you first select a mouse action and in the next step execute the action by looking at the point it should click, double click or whatever. The latter is a good complement to the direct cursor control of Mill Mouse. Right now it also makes sense running two eye tracking softwares simultaneously in case one crashes, it's a backup system.

here's the link millmouse.wordpress.com/

@@adaptivehackerkhan Thanks I'll try that

@@adaptivehackerkhan also I use Grid 3

That's wonderful to hear!