Questions about clicking and bridging methods

[adamsony]

So I’m thinking about learning to godbridge and have a few questions regarding what clicking methods are allowed:

1. I currently have a Glorious model O and it ships with a debounce time of 10ms. Would it be allowed to switch the debounce time to 4ms using the mouse’s native software to allow it to doubleclick?

2. If modifying the debounce time on the glorious isn’t allowed, would I be allowed to use a mouse that ships with a low debounce time out of the box and un modified?

3. I know dragclicking isn’t allowed, but is double clicking allowed? It isn’t a macro, but instead caused two clicks with one tap because of a low debounce time.

4. If question 3 and either 1 and/or 2 are allowed would godbridging get me banned? Godbridging doesn’t actually require dragclicking and is possible with butterfly clicking if the mouse double clicks. You can even godbridge with 16 cps.

5. If doubleclicking is unallowed, would gotbridging (or any bridge without shifting such as breezily or moonwalk) be reportable? It to my knowledge it is not possible to do any bridge without shifting without either drag or doubleclicking.

Thanks in advance :).

 

[Finixly]

1. I currently have a Glorious model O and it ships with a debounce time of 10ms. Would it be allowed to switch the debounce time to 4ms using the mouse’s native software to allow it to doubleclick?

No, that's not allowed - please check the Rules for more information.

2. If modifying the debounce time on the glorious isn’t allowed, would I be allowed to use a mouse that ships with a low debounce time out of the box and un modified?

Would say it's use of own risk since it's not something intentional. However, please so keep in mind that you can Sentinel banned for doing it and an unban isn't guaranteed.

3. I know dragclicking isn’t allowed, but is double clicking allowed? It isn’t a macro, but instead caused two clicks with one tap because of a low debounce time.

If it's done intentional (using software), it's not allowed. If it's done unintentional (what you were describing) then it's use at own risk - read message above for more information.

4. If question 3 and either 1 and/or 2 are allowed would godbridging get me banned? Godbridging doesn’t actually require dragclicking and is possible with butterfly clicking if the mouse double clicks. You can even godbridge with 16 cps.

If you're doing it at a legitimate way, you are allowed to godbridge

5. If doubleclicking is unallowed, would gotbridging (or any bridge without shifting such as breezily or moonwalk) be reportable? It to my knowledge it is not possible to do any bridge without shifting without either drag or doubleclicking.

Both are allowed as long as you're doing it at a legitimate way, so you can't report someone for just doing a breezily or moonwalk.

Hope that covers your issues! :]

 

[adamsony]

Would say it's use of own risk since it's not something intentional. However, please so keep in mind that you can Sentinel banned for doing it and an unban isn't guaranteed.

So I can intentionally doubleclick without software using a mouse with a low debounce time out of the box? But their is also a chance I can get Sentinel banned. I think i’ll probably be safe if I keep it below 17 cps as I already jitterclick with my current mouse to 16 cps and I never got banned.

 

[Finixly]

So I can intentionally doubleclick without software using a mouse with a low debounce time out of the box? But their is also a chance I can get Sentinel banned. I think i’ll probably be safe if I keep it below 17 cps as I already jitterclick with my current mouse to 16 cps and I never got banned.

Yes there's a chance, and an unban is not guaranteed - hence I personally don't suggest doing it.

 

[adamsony]

Yes there's a chance, and an unban is not guaranteed - hence I personally don't suggest doing it.

Alright thanks! I’ll think about it. Mark as resolved?

 

[Keanu]

Alright thanks! I’ll think about it. Mark as resolved?

Prefixes are borked atm so we can't mark it as resolved