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In my view considering the lag, the better fix for manual focusing would be to consider every mouse click as a single command to move the focus with a single “step” in the desired direction.No matter how long is mouse clicked down and no matter when it’s released.And this will need a slider or numeric input cell to set the said “step” length.Or the “step” could have only some default value and thus to be not user changeable if the next additional b**tons are added. So could be implemented additional b**tons for let’s say 5x“step” for faster rough closing the desired position or even “step”/5 b**tons for fine tuning. Or of course some other than 5 value of the multiplier/divider after testing. 5 is just for instance. Pros: This way the time and lag or network issues wouldn’t matter at all.And the accuracy will depend only to the “step” length and eventually the multiplier/divider.Cons: The downside would be to require many clicks to actually reach the desired position.And with shorter “step” for better accuracy the clicks could be quite a few let’s say.And eventually would be needed these additional b**tons for rough and fine tuning.
I also have the same way of thinking as you and I believe that if applied in this way, everything will become stable and much better. wordle nytimes, everyone can follow this guide of his and it will definitely work great!
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