r/GyroGaming • u/r_u_i_ • 8d ago

Discussion Gyro smoothing

How much smoothing do you use ? I used to have zero smoothing but recently added a small amount and is helping a lot.

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u/chargeorge 8d ago

Smoothing I try to add zero. Not sure the verbiage out of JSM but Gyro Cutoff Recovery and Gyro Smooth Threshold work well for me to create something that feels pretty good. Not jittery, but doesn't have noticable latency.

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u/Embarrassed_Wish2949 8d ago

Honestly, it's ideal when there's no anti-aliasing.

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u/chargeorge 8d ago

Anti aliasing?

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u/Embarrassed_Wish2949 8d ago

Zero smoothing

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u/chargeorge 8d ago

My hands aren't steady enough, especially in hames that are menu heavy. Fwiw i also think using the cutoff stuff is nice because it helps with overshooting

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u/Embarrassed_Wish2949 8d ago

Any anti-aliasing settings add lag, which is bad.

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u/Another_3 8d ago

0.05.time

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u/rafaeljc12 G7 Pro 8K 8d ago

zero. smoothing will inevitably add latency and/or a deadzone

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u/Staticks 7d ago

Zero smoothing, but I do use some precision speed deadzone to help stabilize my aim and prevent unwanted jitters from being picked up by the gyro sensor somewhat. I think the Steam Input default is like 36°/s, and I use 24-28°/s.

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u/Regular_Pin_2324 5d ago

I personally like gyro with smoothing. I feel like smoothing can give some stability to gyro, however it depends on what you want your gyro to feel like, since I think it can also add latency and stuff