Hi @Engineer , Any update? Or any other suggestions? Our DriverKit driver uses an virtual mouse to delegate the original mouse data, is there any method to add acceleration effect on this? Or should I just add the acceleration setting on parseElement()? Or should I add any handle on handleRelativePointerReport()?

Please see my code piece: bool myDKDriver::parseElements(OSArray *elements) { bool result = false; //vv testing super::setAccelerationProperties(ivars->properties); // failed // end of vv testing result = super::parseElements(elements); return result; }

@Engineer I made this: And I use the previous method to adjust the acceleration, seem nothing happen. Please advise.

Push. Very appreciate for any suggestion :)

Thank you so much Quinn :)

Thank you @Quinn, now I only can open the "Login Items & Extensions" page, the really item I want to open is "Driver Extensions" however. I know already how to open URL, but the final URL(or something else) I don't know how to get that. Just opening "Login-Items & Extension" page is not significant for end users.

Xcode 14 and later requires a DriverKit development profile enabled for iOS and macOS. Visit the developer website to create or download a DriverKit profile. I have the same issue. My driverkit driver is for macOS. I do not know how to create a profile for iOS&macOS exactly. HELP!!!

I got the same problem. Need help.