New driver for Softmouse3D or Stealth 3D Mouse V-Model

We take care of our programs to the limit: A few days ago we installed in an organization in Colombia the latest version of Digi3D.NET in some computers of last generation that they just acquired. We had the opportunity to check the performance of Digi3D.NET vs photogrammetric stations of the competition. The rest of photogrammetric stations only got 40 images per second (making the movement of the images to pull, because the human eye requires at least 60 to not see pulls). Digi3D.NET reached 120, therefore, with Digi3D.NET the movement of the images was smooth, imperceptible to the human eye. But we observed that when working with the Softmouse3D mouse the processor consumption to reach those 120 frames per second skyrocketed, consuming a full core. We spent a week of development to improve that aspect, and now Digi3D.NET gets those 120 frames per second with barely any processor consumption. The following video is recorded in Full HD, i.e. 1920x1080 pixels, also recording the webcam, recording audio and using a Softmouse3D and Digi3D.NET shows 120 frames per second reaching maximum peaks of 6% processor. Could you imagine us paying attention to those details? It is now feasible to use Digi3D.NET on a laptop if our input device is a Softmouse3D or a Stealth3D Mouse V-model. [youtube:http://youtu.be/sBU3zxLe9cE]