2.1

Release 2.1 provided per Sidiouth:
Upped the compression on the gui and that seems to have done the trick. [Patch for the 32-bit GUI being flagged as virus]
Also switched driver to use round() instead of floor. Makes no real difference but Reyon can't say it uses floor() any more.
All credit to _m00se_#3845 for the implementation of round().

Also, we have removed the 32bit GUI from this release, because it has been erroneously flagged as malware by too many AV products. VirusTotal reports 2/62 engines detect this zip as malware, which is about as good as we can hope for. The GUI was written in AutoIt, which is a very useful language that compiles to statically linked exes that don't require the end-user to install any dependencies, but it has an unfortunate history of being used for malware. Thus, a number of AV products lazily see something compiled by AutoIt and assume it's malware. As always, the source is included, and the only people who have modified the code are myself and those whom I trust.

2.0

Release "2.0" because numbers are totally arbitrary.

Updates from previous version: Sidiouth added Natural and Logarithmic style accel as options and cleaned up some code! Thanks Sidiouth :).

To install, you need to:

1. Install the 'interception' driver by running 'install_driver.bat' from the "1. driver" folder (It will ask for Admin priviledges)
2. Install the Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015 from https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=48145 if you don't have it.
3. Reboot. Yes, you actually need to reboot because of first step, or it won't work.

Then after you've rebooted, you should be able to run it. Go to one of the "application" folders and run interGUI.exe. The program will run a configuration wizard to give you a starting point for mouse acceleration, but you are welcome to use whatever settings you prefer.

Important notes:

• Interaccel.exe is the program that actually performs live mouse acceleration, and it only reads the configuration values when it is first run.
• InterGUI.exe runs Interaccel.exe in the background and automatically closes/restarts it when you change configuration values.
• If you close InterGUI.exe or Interaccel.exe, then NO mouse accel will be applied by the interception driver, and your input will be the same as if you didn't install the driver at all.
• You can minimize InterGUI.exe to your system tray and it will still work. You can also schedule the program to start automatically in Windows and add "-m" to the command line parameters to force it to start minimized.
• There is a hidden setting called "FancyOutput" in settings.txt that when set to "1" can show the live sensitivity/acceleration output if you run interaccel.exe directly instead of using the GUI. But it causes a small amount of input lag, so any time the GUI takes over it forces FancyOutput to 0.

1.0

Although I'm calling this release "1.0", this is the same build that we released late 2015/early 2016.

To install, you need to:

1. Install the 'interception' driver by running 'install_driver.bat' from the "1. driver" folder (It will ask for Admin priviledges)
2. Install the Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015 from https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=48145 if you don't have it.
3. Reboot. Yes, you actually need to reboot because of first step, or it won't work.

Then after you've rebooted, you should be able to run it. Go to one of the "application" folders and run interGUI.exe. The program will run a configuration wizard to give you a starting point for mouse acceleration, but you are welcome to use whatever settings you prefer.

Important notes:

• Interaccel.exe is the program that actually performs live mouse acceleration, and it only reads the configuration values when it is first run.
• InterGUI.exe runs Interaccel.exe in the background and automatically closes/restarts it when you change configuration values.
• If you close InterGUI.exe or Interaccel.exe, then NO mouse accel will be applied by the interception driver, and your input will be the same as if you didn't install the driver at all.
• You can minimize InterGUI.exe to your system tray and it will still work. You can also schedule the program to start automatically in Windows and add "-m" to the command line parameters to force it to start minimized.
• There is a hidden setting called "FancyOutput" in settings.txt that when set to "1" can show the live sensitivity/acceleration output if you run interaccel.exe directly instead of using the GUI. But it causes a small amount of input lag, so any time the GUI takes over it forces FancyOutput to 0.