M-RustHub 1.1.1

Bug-fix release focused on button remapping and GUI polish.

Button remapping

• "Disabled" now actually disables the button. It is now written to the mouse using the same encoding as the official MCHOSE driver.
• The left button can no longer be remapped. The mouse firmware ignores changes to it, so the app used to show a new action while the button kept left-clicking. The GUI now shows it as a locked row, and set-button 1 fails with a clear error (the official driver blocks it too).

GUI

• The window no longer grows taller than the screen: its height is capped to the monitor work area, and the content scrolls.
• Clicking a DPI row behind an open dropdown no longer changes the selection.
• An unsaved scroll direction change survives a mouse reconnect.
• Factory reset now also resets the scroll direction.
• The app version is shown in the window title.

CLI

• status lists only the active DPI stages.
• set-button help and error messages now list the disabled action.
• README: how to make the shell wait for output and the exit code (| Out-Host in PowerShell, start /wait in cmd).

Other

• Internal cleanup: the Win32 calls now use windows-sys instead of hand-written bindings, and the HID worker moved into its own module.

M-RustHub 1.1.0

Features

• Mouse Button Remapping:
  • Button Customization: Remap all 5 physical buttons (Left, Right, Middle, Forward, Backward) directly from the new Remap drawer.
  • Scroll Direction: Easily switch between Normal and Inverted wheel scrolling.
  • Quick Reset: One-click restore button to revert to default button bindings at any time.

M-RustHub 1.0.0

First release of M-RustHub — a native, lightweight, and 100% offline configuration utility for the MCHOSE G3 V2 gaming mouse.

A compact (~6.5 MB) portable alternative to the official software: launches instantly, has a minimal memory footprint, and requires no internet, web runtimes, or background services.

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Features

• GUI:

  • Real-time battery indicator with percentage and charging status.
  • Customizable number of active DPI stages (1 to 6 levels).
  • Independent DPI tuning per stage (100–12,000 DPI) via sliders, ±100 buttons, or clicking the row.
  • Polling rate selection: 125, 250, 500, and 1000 Hz.
  • Button debounce time (0–20 ms) to eliminate double-clicks.
  • Wireless sleep timeout (0–100 min, or disabled entirely).
  • Saves directly to mouse onboard memory — settings persist even on other PCs without software running.
  • Factory reset option (Shift + Restore button).
  • Adaptive window height based on active DPI stages.

• CLI:

  • Full command-line support for hotkeys, scripts, and automation (status, set-dpi, set-rate, etc.).