@JocA
I dont know , sometimes is hard to explain or do other people to understand you ... and more when u dont talk the same language , Im trying my best with my low level at english ...
I know is easier to thing anyone is cheater , and nowadays ... even more , but really after 6khours in 1.6 and others 6k csgo/cs2 is like a passion for me.( now u will say12k is nothing... jajaja)
Thats why im spending time to explain to you my issue ,and really sorry for lossing yours with this topic... , but seems more important than expected
No, Keykron k3 only is optical because i tryed to buy gatheron switches but not compatible ...(or just im stupid) ,so this one is optical only .
Im working to buy new keyboard that is not optical... to avoid this ugly issue ...
Ofc i understand your posture about my case and is quite reasonable to avoid cheaters...
I dont really know, thats not my decision because im just a player with my pasion , and never concerned about cheaters... , but in your posture would be a really hard decision .
For sure the main thing is teaching how this features play role on kz movement and add it to "community rules" to people avoid this issue .
Im agree u have to ban people but for sure are diferent cases for different kind of issues ... , and here u should know what expect from this tecnologi to aprove or disagree my petition to unbannme , and not me trying to explain to you xd, but this is the cost
Dont really know if this happen with all kind of optical-keyboards but with low-profile it happens to me often (maybe because the travel of press is to low and i try to press fast multiple keys) so maybe having more travel is easier to avoid this issue...
Dont play optical keyboard to avoid this issue with anti-cheat...
Maybe optical-analog avoid this issue didnt tested keyboards with that feature so thats a thing that u need to investigate , test ... dunno
**For my understanding :Snap-tap is for example when u strafing ADAD , when u are pressing A and u want press D , it helps u release A while pressing D avoiding pressing 2 keys at same time so thats my understanding for this kinda of cheat... , so u need software to activate this feature provide from respective brand but not all kind of keyboards has
i think is called too as a fast-trigger so being same as snap-tap
Optical: there is a light that when u press the button it losses the signal making it press
I asked Deepseek few weeks ago because wanted to know more about my concerns.. :
"""When using optical keyboard when Strafing AD sometimes can lead to snap-tap isue because you strafing and sometimes can lead a perfect transfer""""
The snap-tap issue you’re describing when strafing (using A and D keys) on an optical keyboard is a common concern, especially in competitive gaming. This issue arises due to the actuation point and response time of optical switches, which can sometimes lead to unintended inputs or imperfect movement transitions. Let’s break down the problem and how to address it:
What is the Snap-Tap Issue?
Definition:
When strafing left and right (using A and D keys), the rapid switching between keys can sometimes cause:
-Snap: An unintended pause or delay in movement.
-Tap: An unintended keypress or release due to the sensitivity of optical switches.
Why It Happens:
Optical switches are extremely fast and sensitive, which can lead to:
-Overlapping Inputs: Pressing A and D simultaneously or releasing one key too quickly.
-Actuation Point Sensitivity: If the actuation point is too high or low, it can cause inconsistent inputs during rapid key transitions.
Now i asked ""What is optical keyboard""
An optical keyboard is a type of keyboard that uses optical technology for key actuation, as opposed to traditional mechanical or membrane keyboards. Instead of relying on physical electrical contacts (like in mechanical keyboards) or rubber domes (like in membrane keyboards), optical keyboards use light-based mechanisms to detect key presses. This technology offers several advantages, particularly in terms of speed, durability, and responsiveness.
How Does an Optical Keyboard Work?
Optical Switches:
-Each key on an optical keyboard has an optical switch underneath it.
-When a key is pressed, it interrupts a beam of light (usually infrared) inside the switch.
-A sensor detects this interruption and registers the key press.
Light-Based Actuation:
-The absence of physical electrical contacts means there’s no need for metal-to-metal contact, reducing wear and tear.
-The light beam is instantaneously interrupted, resulting in faster response times compared to traditional keyboards.
Thank you again for everything , Have a good day!
PS:hope it gets to good and understable
Juicy
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