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# Setup
Disable Three- and four-finger touch gestures in windows (on W11 Settings -> Bluetooth & devices -> Touch)
COM3 needs to be free for this app to work as that is the port used by SDEZ. By default most people will find that COM3 is already in use by a USB Serial device. This will need to be uninstalled via Device Manager,
1. Open Device Manager
2. Show hidden devices. "View" -> "Show Hidden Devices" -> "Ports (COM & LPT)" -> Right click the COM3 device and uninstall.
Open the WpfMaiTouchEmulator.exe app, Install the virtual port via the "Install COM port" button, either tick the "Automatic port connecting" for the app to connect to the COM23 port on start up or press the "Connect to port" button.
If you have issues where the app can't bind to COM23 after installing the virtual port I find that restarting my PC normally fixes it.
Start SDEZ and use your touchscreen as normal.
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# Why?
Most SDEZ don't work very will with the built in touchscreen and require either someone else to modify the SDEZ source code to get the inbuilt touch controls to work or for you to edit and recompile the .dll files. This app should work with all SDEZ versions (afaik) out of the box.
Another reason is sourcing a ITO etched panel for use as a touch sensor can be difficult and reasonable expensive.
# Performance
Its ok, the app polls the touch sensor window at *up to* 1Khz but its running in C# so it may or may not actually be running at this speed, depending on the performance of the host machine.
As for accuracy. I'm not that good so I can't say how well it works at high levels of play but in my experience it works pretty well.
# Thanks