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Can u guys help!
» Thu Jun 14, 2012 10:02 am
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Siobhan Wallis-McRobert - Posts: 3449
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» Thu Jun 14, 2012 1:21 am
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Klaire - Posts: 3405
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» Thu Jun 14, 2012 8:17 am
i have got a new gaming mouse 2 weeks ago, its a razer deathadder, but i am completely new to gaming mouse so i wanted some advice related to dpi and polling rate settings, i dont know how it works and what are best settings for crysis 2, my ingame mouse sensitivity is default(25), have tried switching some settings but still feels wierd to aim in game, any suggestions?? and plz also tell me how this dpi and polling settings work.
Always set your polling rate to the highest possible value ( eg. 1000 ).
In Windows, go to Control Panel->Hardware and Sound->Devices and Printers->Mouse . Select "Pointer Options" and make sure the speed slider is exactly 6 ticks to the right of "Slow." Also, make sure "Enhance pointer precision" is turned off.
I would leave the in-game mouse sensitivity at the default. But, you need to modify your autoexec.cfg or game.cfg file to include the following :
Always set your polling rate to the highest possible value ( eg. 1000 ).
In Windows, go to Control Panel->Hardware and Sound->Devices and Printers->Mouse . Select "Pointer Options" and make sure the speed slider is exactly 6 ticks to the right of "Slow." Also, make sure "Enhance pointer precision" is turned off.
I would leave the in-game mouse sensitivity at the default. But, you need to modify your autoexec.cfg or game.cfg file to include the following :
Code:
i_mouse_accel = 0
i_mouse_accel_max = 100
i_mouse_smooth = 0
As for your actual hardware mouse DPI setting, that's up to you, but I usually find that higher is better.
jdb2
i_mouse_accel_max = 100
i_mouse_smooth = 0
As for your actual hardware mouse DPI setting, that's up to you, but I usually find that higher is better.
jdb2
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Max Van Morrison - Posts: 3503
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» Thu Jun 14, 2012 1:24 am
DPI and polling rates should be high as possible, providing it doesn't lag your system.
I have windows sensitivity set at the fifth bar, mouse at 2500 DPI, low sensitivity, and in game, Cl_sensitivity = 4.
That's with a logitech G700 mousey and a Goliathus speed pad. I have to move my mouse quite a bit, but it makes tracking WAY easier (said as someone who used to play on high sensitivity)
I have windows sensitivity set at the fifth bar, mouse at 2500 DPI, low sensitivity, and in game, Cl_sensitivity = 4.
That's with a logitech G700 mousey and a Goliathus speed pad. I have to move my mouse quite a bit, but it makes tracking WAY easier (said as someone who used to play on high sensitivity)
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XPidgex Jefferson - Posts: 3398
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» Thu Jun 14, 2012 9:07 am
Dont know why but i cant modify that file, computer doesnt allow it, i set polling rate to highest(1000 hz) and dpi at 3500, done that control panel setting, but i was comfortable with 5 in game setting, default was too much, anyways thx for ur help and time.
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Vivien - Posts: 3530
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» Thu Jun 14, 2012 9:13 am
yes i did almost the same, 3500 dpi and 1000 hz with 5 ingame sensitivity, and its way easier to aim now, thx for ur help and time, will try console setting for sensitivity also.
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Stefanny Cardona - Posts: 3352
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» Thu Jun 14, 2012 8:02 am
Well, yeah, set your DPI to highest possible and lower your ingame sensitivity then. The higher DPI makes your mouse more precise and smoother. I have my Logitech G400 at 3600 DPI and my ingame sens is 1.0. Now imagine how much space I need xD
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Maya Maya - Posts: 3511
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» Thu Jun 14, 2012 1:13 am
Got deathadder too.3500DPI and 5 ingame.
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Austin Suggs - Posts: 3358
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» Wed Jun 13, 2012 6:48 pm
thx man! , done exactly that, and its way easier to aim now.
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Samantha hulme - Posts: 3373
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» Thu Jun 14, 2012 3:11 am
Damn, 1 is way too low,but since i am experimenting i will try it too, but Ponys dont need space anyways,lol
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DAVId MArtInez - Posts: 3410
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» Wed Jun 13, 2012 8:42 pm
800 dpi and 3-4 in the game, and the accuracy is excellent
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mimi_lys - Posts: 3514
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» Thu Jun 14, 2012 1:09 am
I'm a Brony. And I need space for my ponyhooves. It's great for precise aiming but you gotta take care if it's about fast turns and that stuff
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Lucky Boy - Posts: 3378
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» Wed Jun 13, 2012 8:39 pm
Use the command cl_sensitivity from the in-gane console, as in:
cl_sensitivity ( to display your current setting )
cl_sensitivity = 2.6 ( to fine tune your setting )
Whatever changes you make are stored for that singleplayer profile for the next session. Tunings in 10th made all of the difference for me as I improved (thanks SDub).
I use a higher DPI in the mouse and a very low cl_sensitivity, equating to a 360 degree turn over the entire width of my mousing area. I have also found that a higher Y-axis DPI lets me twitch up to headshots more naturally when rolling this way.
cl_sensitivity ( to display your current setting )
cl_sensitivity = 2.6 ( to fine tune your setting )
Whatever changes you make are stored for that singleplayer profile for the next session. Tunings in 10th made all of the difference for me as I improved (thanks SDub).
I use a higher DPI in the mouse and a very low cl_sensitivity, equating to a 360 degree turn over the entire width of my mousing area. I have also found that a higher Y-axis DPI lets me twitch up to headshots more naturally when rolling this way.
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Natasha Biss - Posts: 3491
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» Thu Jun 14, 2012 12:37 am
Thx all for giving ur time to help me, problem solved and still experimenting with what u guys posted, thx very much.
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trisha punch - Posts: 3410
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