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For an introduction to what XLAT is and how to use it, please see https://github.com/teamfinalmouse/xlat/blob/main/README.md
There's also this overview video:
On this wiki, you'll find information on how to build the XLAT firmware, a list of curated latency measurement results of popular mice, how to connect different mice to XLAT and even how to build your own XLAT from scratch.
The current XLAT firmware is not fully parsing USB HID descriptors and is expecting click data to be in a "standard" location inside the USB HID reports. This works for most mice, but not all. For example, some Vaxee mice might put the click data in a non-standard (not standard HID BOOT protocol). The same is true e.g. for the Glorious Model O 2 Wireless.
We are currently working on implementing a full HID descriptor parser, but it's not ready yet. Once this works, a new XLAT version will be released and this should add support for many more mouse models.
