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Dylan DeverillandClaude Opus 5
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Normalising the wheel setting removes the difference between machines; it does not settle what the shared feel should be. Steam has a scroll speed slider and we had a compile-time constant, so a pad that scrolled too fast for someone left them nothing to do about it but stop using scroll mode. Per pad rather than global, because the two pads are already configured independently and either can be the one scrolling. Shown only in scroll mode, alongside the scroll direction it belongs with. Applied after the wheel correction so the percentage means the same thing everywhere: 100% is the calibrated feel, not "whatever this machine happens to do". Bounded 25-400%. Zero is the value the registry yields for every profile written before this existed, so it has to read as "unset" and land on the default rather than as "do not scroll". ScrollSpeedFromDword owns that on the C++ side and clampSpeed owns it in the page, each the single place its side bounds the value — the page previously clamped only on render, which let a stored out-of-range value reach savedProfile unbounded and show up as an unsaved change the user never made. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>