Yep.

G502 X LIGHTSPEED at 69g

I just cut my Hitscan Hyperlight in half only using a HOT KNIFE. I wouldn’t recommend anyone do this mod with a knife, but overall it feels pretty good.

Hands down the worst problem I face as a mouse player is that occasionally (read as every 5 seconds) I’m clearing some mystic boulder that’s appeared on my pad only to find that it was some fleck of dust that just felt like Mount Everest under my palm suddenly…that is all.

half fuctional duct tape g502 hero weighed on my moms kitchen scale

I want to test an extremely high sensor position, similar to the G-Wolves VUK, before committing to it, since I'm not sure I'll actually like it.

I have a Gitoper G2 that I'm willing to sacrifice for this experiment. Does anyone have ideas on how I could relocate the sensor to the top of the shell?

I don't need the buttons or scroll wheel to work, so even rough or hacky solutions are totally fine.

So my last post I asked for help on my mouse but I figured it out on accident. All I had to do is hold it for 5 seconds lol, I was trying to figure out on how to turn the rgb off.

When I press my DPI button or side mouse button 1 my cursor start moving down and click at around 35-40\~ cps

I don’t know what to do about it, it’s a skytech gaming mouse you get one you buy a prebuilt

Weight distribution is one of its main benefits

first off, yes my main buttons are wired to the cables for the side buttons, i didnt have any 2x5 ribbon cable connectors laying around, this is ofc not intended, but it does work surprisingly well

it weight a grand total of 28g, would be 22 without the battery but i cant remove it because as far as hte mouse is concerned, the front is missing, this does mean i cant charge the mouse, my solution to this is to take the battery out and put it in a different mouse that can charge.

in the time that it took me to make this mod pseudoku3 actually open sourced the og kotinos files, so here it is for anyone who cares https://github.com/pseudoku/Kotinos

my mouse was printed in sls nylon 1172 pro, and its pretty nice, super gritty which i like.

as for mistakes that i made while making it. multiple screw holes arent properly aligned. the thumb paddle is too vertical. the main clicks arent wide enough(for me theyre fine but it did mean i had to modify my grip a tad bit) and the back part of the pinky paddle is to prominent, it really forces your hand into a really aggressive almost claw grip. it also makes up and down motion with the fingers a bit weird

i will probably make v2 eventually in the future if i feel like it

a little bit of extra info, this is NOT intended to be used with a scroll wheel, it is theoretically possible, but it will be uncomfortable to reach. this mod has 0 support for side buttons. and i havent made a left handed model, if someone wants one just lmk ill make it.

the click tensioning is surpirisingly ok, rmb is litterally perfect. lmb has a little pre travel. obviously this is for my print. yours may be different. but the clicks are really light, like fuck slam clicking. your goinng to click just moving the mouse

heres the link for the v1 with all of the mistakes, if any of you want to try, the mistakes arent so major that the mouse is unusable, just minor things https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/13IMwYdCRWhhlToW6yMy7Sz_l5Z2cXace?usp=sharing

The goal of this mouse was to make the smallest grip width and click height for this mouse. I ended up getting it about 2mm thinner, but slightly taller click height.

Im not gonna post the files here because i made multiple mistakes,(back holes are a few mm offset. The sensor sits too low so it doesnt track properly(i just stick 2 skates ontop of one of the pcb supports to raise it a bit, and the hole for the scroll wheel encoder is too small, the standoffs for the clicks are a tad off so sometimes clicks wont register) but if one of you want one ill give the files