Getting around the mushy feel?

[lapis oxide]

Hi I love cutting edge tech hence the purchase of the full num key version of the wooting keyboard to pair up with my Swiftpoint Z gyro mouse. I have now gotten a couple games working with the wooting but I can see some things that I had to compromise on to get it working.
One of these is the mushy feel and long travel of the keys for just normal typing. I have the action set to .5mm which makes action quicker but the key feel is very unsatisfying. So here is my first question - and even if this doesn't exist I'm happy with my purchase but though I'd check - Are they options for switch feel similar to cherry green or cherry brown available (now or in the future?)
I'd love both a non-linear non-mushy feel with a distinct 'click' and also have the pressure sensitivity on the full travel amount both before and after the 'click'

The other question is more a suggestion for the software which should be doable on the current keyboard... adding an option to use pressure sensitivity to convert the pressure (depth) to a repetition of clicks rather than emulating a gamepad? So pressing down 1mm maybe a single click with no repetition, 2mm repeats at 5hz, 3mm repeats that key at 10hz and longer press as a press and hold sent to the computer. This would be useful for games that have no options for controllers...

Thanks in advance for responce.

[hardy mantle]

Thanks for the feedback. Switch development runs a bit slow and as more manufacturers join Hal effect keyboards, we’ll see more switch options.

You can shorten travel distance by installing o ring on the keycap but it does create a mush ending.

The tick rate suggestion was considered in the past but we never got to implementing it as it was more of a hack around than a solid solution. Lowering it development priority.

Perhaps it needs to make its return but we’re now focused on further solidifying and expanding on latency advantages

[lapis oxide]

Thanks for the reply... ya I assumed as much on hall switch availability... the variable repeatability definitely would be useful in a number of games.. will keep testing the keyboard but man... compared to my last several gaming keyboards the mushiness is just ruining the experience... hopefully more options soon.

[cosmic hornet]

if have someone that 3d prints im sure a sla could print small key stops in different thickness get just where you want them to be