dmarcotte
Support for 120hz position update
I have a macbook m1 pro with 120hz and display with 144hz screen update, so the current position updating looks like "lagging" because of 60 "fps".
The best option is take the monitor refreshing latency and use it to delay calculations (as a delta) Or you can add variants to menu for choosing user frequency
Hi! I have the same issue. It seems like modifiying the following two lines in the source code to something like 1/144 will do the trick. https://github.com/dmarcotte/easy-move-resize/blob/cf7c50e5c32982c3dc7542096974e24b66ec5c4e/easy-move-resize/EMRAppDelegate.h#L5-L6 IMO a reasonable deafult value will be 0.01 which corresponds to 100hz.
Here is the version I compiled, it works great, much smooooooother! Easy.Move+Resize.app.zip (unzip, then drap to applications, then launch).
Indeed. It works so much better @RealA10N, thank you! 😊
The stutter in the main release also happens in a 60hz screen. It looks like 20fps, maybe less. I'm using a Macbook Air with Sonoma
@RealA10N Works great!. It could be ideal to be able to configure the refresh rate via options
@RealA10N Works great!. It could be ideal to be able to configure the refresh rate via options
Yes this would be great. I'm using a 144hz monitor as well and I'm notifcing the jankiness still
@RealA10N Works great!. It could be ideal to be able to configure the refresh rate via options
Yes this would be great. I'm using a 144hz monitor as well and I'm notifcing the jankiness still
Hi, you can change the constant to 1/144 or even 1/200 and compile the project yourself 🙂
I'm not the maintainer of this project, it's just a quick fix
@RealA10N Works great!. It could be ideal to be able to configure the refresh rate via options
Yes this would be great. I'm using a 144hz monitor as well and I'm notifcing the jankiness still
Hi, you can change the constant to 1/144 or even 1/200 and compile the project yourself 🙂
I'm not the maintainer of this project, it's just a quick fix
I would if I knew how, I'm just the average consumer with no app development knowledge 😅
@seanlzq-hm you have to download the project (for example, through the releases page, it's a zip file), then open the contained .xcodeproj file in xcode, find the EMRAppDelegate.h file on the right and edit the variables inside, and then do the steps at the bottom of the readme file, starting with "In Xcode...". You should have the app in your homedir in a folder.
Edited and recompiled for my 144hz monitor...
So far so good. Thanks for the help @csumpasd and @RealA10N !
Edited and recompiled for my 144hz monitor...
So far so good. Thanks for the help @csumpasd and @RealA10N !
This works awesome on my M1 Macbook Pro (120hz) with any 144hz or 60hz displays together! Its super smooth.
@dmarcotte it'd be great to make this the default or make it user configurable and get a release, i'm a bit nervous about downloading and running apps attached to issue comments
I've opened #102 to get moving on a menu item for this. Would love any thoughts!
