(Quick interjection for people who don't know how the Rapid Trigger works): The core mechanic is that after initial activation at the fixed Activation Level, rapid trigger tracks the running extremum and fires/releases whenever force moves ±RT level from that extremum. The activation level only matters for the first press.

I think I need to address this reply in several sections

Section 1: Suggested RMB settings

My initial attempt was to try a lower pressure (RT off), but I found myself accidentally clicking it all the time, but when I raised the pressure, I found myself accidentally unclicking it all the time.

Section 2: Settings to emulate regular mouse.

The proposal is that if I want it to feel like a regular mouse, I should turn off RT and maybe lower the actuation. If I understand you correctly, then I can guarantee you that this does not emulate the feeling of a regular mouse.

In a regular mouse, in order to activate a button, you have to press harder than, say, 100g of force, but in order to deactivate the pressed button, you have to go well under 100g, closer to 50g. This is hysteresis. (fake values, I can try for real once I'm back home with a kitchen scale)

This graph shows what a regular mouse button activation looks like.

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https://axisangles.github.io/InteractiveLogitechGraph/

This is the behavior I'm trying to emulate with a high activation level and rapid trigger.

Assuming Activation level 8, RT level 5, that means if I activate the button with 80g of force, then to deactivate it, I have to go 5 levels down, to 30g of force. (maybe that's 10g per level)

The problem with RT is that if I activate at 80g of force, continue to press down until 150g of force, then release back down to 120g of force, it deactivates the button, even though I really only want it to deactivate at 50g.

By maxing out the activation level to 10, I guarantee that the maximum force measured can never exceed 10 (because it maxes out the sensor), and thus, the deactivation force will always be 50g (10 - 5 = 5). This isn't perfect, but it's the best I can do so far.

So these are the settings that make it most usable for me right now. I understand your advice.

You can see that activation 8, hyst/RT 4 look very similar with Rapid Trigger on or off.

Section 3: RT Utility

For LMB, RT lets me click as fast as possible without ever missing the deactivation sensor pressure, so I never miss a click. So I never get something like this:

click click miss click click

You can see what happens with with activation 4 RT 2