[Question] : How can I verify that the recoil correction is working? #17
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How can I verify that the recoil correction is working?
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Hi,
I've successfully built the project and tested it in the game after binding the keys. The Arduino is connected, and everything seems fine on that end. However, I can't tell if the program is actually doing anything — there are no visible signs of it working in-game.
I might be doing something wrong. I bound recoil control to the Shift key, but when I hold it, there's no noticeable difference — the weapon still recoils like normal. I also selected the AK-47 before testing, but that didn't seem to change anything either.
Could you help me figure out what might be going wrong?
I have added some logs :
`
#include "FastReload.h"
#include "RecoilControl.h"
#include "Logger.h"
RecoilControl::RecoilControl(ModuleManager& manager) : manager(manager), weapon(OFF) {
Logger::LogMessage("RecoilControl initialized.");
}
void RecoilControl::Execute(Arduino& arduino, const Config& config)
{
Logger::LogMessage("Execute method called.");
weapon = GetWeaponState(weapon, config);
Logger::LogMessage("Weapon state: " + std::to_string(weapon));
if (weapon == OFF) {
Logger::LogMessage("Weapon is OFF. Exiting Execute method.");
return;
}
double obs = 0.75 / config.GetZoomSensitivity();
double modifier = CalculateModifier(config, obs);
Logger::LogMessage("Modifier calculated: " + std::to_string(modifier));
WeaponData data = GetWeaponData(weapon, modifier);
Logger::LogMessage("Weapon data retrieved.");
if (!ValidateWeaponData(data))
{
Logger::LogMessage("Invalid weapon data. Setting weapon to OFF.");
weapon = OFF;
return;
}
ProcessRecoilData(arduino, config, data);
}
double RecoilControl::CalculateModifier(const Config& config, double obs)
{
Logger::LogMessage("CalculateModifier called.");
double modifier = 2.52 / config.GetSensitivity();
Logger::LogMessage("Base modifier: " + std::to_string(modifier));
if (IsKeyHolded(VK_RBUTTON)) {
modifier *= obs;
Logger::LogMessage("Modifier adjusted for zoom: " + std::to_string(modifier));
}
return modifier;
}
bool RecoilControl::ValidateWeaponData(const WeaponData& data)
{
Logger::LogMessage("ValidateWeaponData called.");
bool isValid = data.x.size() == data.y.size() && data.x.size() == data.delay.size();
Logger::LogMessage("Weapon data validation result: " + std::to_string(isValid));
return isValid;
}
void RecoilControl::ProcessRecoilData(Arduino& arduino, const Config& config, const WeaponData& data)
{
Logger::LogMessage("ProcessRecoilData called.");
for (size_t i = 0; i < data.x.size(); i++)
{
if (!IsKeyHolded(VK_LBUTTON) || (config.GetConfirmationKey() != 0 && !IsKeyHolded(config.GetConfirmationKey())))
{
Logger::LogMessage("Key not held. Exiting ProcessRecoilData.");
return;
}
Logger::LogMessage("Sending recoil data: x=" + std::to_string(data.x[i]) + ", y=" + std::to_string(data.y[i]) + ", delay=" + std::to_string(data.delay[i]));
arduino.WriteMessage("MOUSE_LEFT_HOLDED:" + std::to_string(data.x[i]) + "," + std::to_string(data.y[i]) + "," + std::to_string(data.delay[i]));
sleep_for(milliseconds(data.delay[i]));
}
Logger::LogMessage("Recoil data processing complete. Sending MOUSE_LEFT_CLICK.");
arduino.WriteMessage("MOUSE_LEFT_CLICK");
if (auto* fastReload = manager.GetModule<FastReload>("FastReload"))
{
Logger::LogMessage("FastReload module found. Processing.");
fastReload->SetCurrentWeapon(weapon);
fastReload->Process(arduino, config);
}
}
`
Now I’m getting the following logs:
[08.05.2025 17:19:11] [info] Weapon state: 0
[08.05.2025 17:19:11] [info] Weapon is OFF. Exiting Execute method.
[08.05.2025 17:19:11] [info] Execute method called.
Why is this happening? I selected the AK-47, which is bound to Numpad 3. I also tried the default configuration using the F-keys, but the result is the same — no matter what key I press, it doesn’t seem to register.