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As someone known for wiggly lines I was proud of my score of 4.3.
I suspect my score was a little high compared to many here who will try it.
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4.82 Wish my ears were close to being as good as my eyes. second time 3.12
xmas bells are 24/7/365 days with Tinnitus.
Oh well could be worse.
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then 6.72 when I finally figgered out what these technical terms actually meant . . .lol
Then 4.13
The thing is, on centers of circles and triangles, and bisecting angles, I have actual near perfect accuracy, like 1.0, but I fail miserabley at right angles, gettin' numbers like 11.4 . . . go figger. And the faster I go (not studying as much) the better I do.
That's great practice tho' and not a little addictive . . .
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I can do good and then I throw in a 13 or several 7's in a row to kill my score. It not only tests your eyes but is telling about your concentration.
I did badly on it... went and got a drink, came back, relaxed and did it a couple more times... scored a 2.44 twice in a row. If you play in the next few minutes, look at the Top Scores in Last 500 Games...
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Russ, I have identical wireless Microsoft mice on both computers. I've tried adjusting the PC mouse to no avail. I really notice the difference while trying to delete anchor points in Illustrator. I almost never miss the anchor point on the Mac, but on the PC I'll miss 4 out of 5 attempts continuously.
Same ting with the game. Trying to move the mouse a minute distance is almost impossible. If you know of a sensitvity adjustment that I don't know about, please let me know.
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I'm not sure what the problem would be. I have identical Microsoft optical mice, and both seem to behave about the same.
On my XP machine, under Mouse Properties > Pointer Options > Motion, I have it set right in the middle, with the "enhance pointer precision" box checked. Is that where you are adjusting it?
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I am averaging 3.04- 3.20. I've had several that were right on 0.0, but I also did like Jon and had a few that were WAY off and messed my average up.
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Nothing special here. Best was 3.86 with an occasional 0 to help things along. Years of hand lettering have helped me see right angles for what they are; can't have letters leaning this way and that.
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Is'nt it interesting how you can be so very accurate in some of these areas and completey rotten in others. It makes no sense.
I'm also feelin' a little bad because I missed trig in high school and now, all these years later, I see what fun it could've been . . . mabey I'll go back to school . . .
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Sheila, I noticed you didn't post your score. No worries, I'm certain I came in at the worst at 23.82 first try. LOL I didn't know what some terms meant which doesn't help. But scored 0 for finding the center of things.
2nd try 14.85. Forgot what I was suppose to do to some. Techy terms don't reside in my head.
On to sanding gyproc for now, time better spent! ha ha
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