Speed up date skipping via touch screen about raidcrawler HOT 6 CLOSED

Working on it as we speak ;)

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No matter how hard I tried, I could not get this to be consistent https://github.com/Lincoln-LM/sv-live-map/blob/378d858e5543ae2f9402c7ff1fbbc1af87726bab/sv_live_map_core/automation_window.py#L288

So while mashing DDOWN is slightly slower than using the hold there, it results in considerably less missed cycles making it actually faster overall.

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that's odd, while I do get the occasionally dropped cycle, it's nowhere near enough to cause considerable delay. I'll do a comparison of mine vs mashing DDOWN to be sure I'm not missing something.

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within my framework (which admittedly may have some differences from how yours is handling it) mashing DDOWN gives an average of 16.2685737 seconds per date skip, and holding gives 13.2782966 seconds. Notably, holding DDOWN for only 0.05 seconds was not consistent for me, so these numbers are based on 0.1 per DDOWN. if it is to be assumed that I doubled the speed decrease by doing this, the mashing speed would instead be around 14.77343515. using the 14.77343515 number, in order for mashing to be faster overall, you would need to expect at least 1 failure via holding for every 8.881 successful skips. this is not at all the ratio that I'm seeing, so in my framework at least, holding should be faster. this does not even take into account the consistency increase USB connection would likely give, but RaidCrawler does not (yet?) support this anyway. if you really are seeing this much inconsistency when holding, it makes sense to mash instead, but I thought I might as well still post my numbers on it.

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this is not at all the ratio that I'm seeing

for reference, I have just done 100 date skips without a single failure due to holding

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Good to know, might just be a local thing to me. I'm dropping at least 50% of them. Thanks for testing, maybe this will be my motivation to add USB support 😄

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