ATLASX SENSITIVITY

ATLASX TOUCH has been completely rebuilt to operate in the style of ARC, featuring a cleaner structure, centralized execution, and a direct focus on touch response and fluidity. This version reduces dependencies on scattered scripts and concentrates all logic into a single command, with automatic profiles tailored to the device's hardware.

🛠️ What has been improved
This version has been tweaked to make ATLASX TOUCH lighter, more direct, and more consistent:
• Automatic detection of the device's maximum refresh rate.
• Target set to 120Hz or 90Hz when supported.
• Avoids unnecessary settings (like 144Hz) when they are not part of the profile.
• Reduction of rewrites in settings to decrease overhead.
• Backups only what genuinely needs to be restored.
• Clears local state after execution and restoration.
• Complete centralization of the flow within atlasx.sh.

⚙️ How TOUCH works now
• Single execution via atlasx.sh.
• Automatic device analysis before applying tweaks.
• Automatic selection of the most compatible profile.
• Real-time application of touch response optimizations.
• Automatic target refresh rate definition (120Hz or 90Hz).
• Final display of the detected profile and applied state.
• Fully compatible restoration without script fragmentation.

🚀 Integrated Touch Boost
When running atlasx.sh, the system automatically:
• Detects the ROM, manufacturer, and system behavior.
• Chooses the most suitable touch profile.
• Adjusts the target refresh rate to 120Hz or 90Hz when available.
• Improves input parameters such as:
• pointer_speed
• Touch response (tap latency)
• Gesture precision
• Multi-touch handling
• Reduces perceived visual latency.
• Applies safe fluidity tweaks.
• Removes minor interferences that affect input (overlays and inconsistent states).

✅💡 TOUCH

TOUCH has received improvements in command response, compatibility, and internal organization. Adjustments have also been made to provide a more consistent and efficient experience when optimizing touch sensitivity.