This has been happening for a couple months now and I'm not entirely sure what's causing it or how to fix it.
Basically, on certain servers, (mostly casual and very rarely scrim/mge/dm/match servers) whenever I try to move my mouse around it'll feel like my game will start to stutter and my mouse movement becomes jittery as a result. Sometimes the sound will crunch with the game jitters when I try to move my mouse around and other times it doesn't. I've tried 6 different mice and two different mousepads with this so I'm 100 percent certain that my mouse sensors/pads aren't the issue since this is something that persists.
Is there some sort of in game command that just fucks the game up on certain servers if you try to move your mouse or something, or could it be related to windows mouse settings?
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
This has been happening for a couple months now and I'm not entirely sure what's causing it or how to fix it.
Basically, on certain servers, (mostly casual and very rarely scrim/mge/dm/match servers) whenever I try to move my mouse around it'll feel like my game will start to stutter and my mouse movement becomes jittery as a result. Sometimes the sound will crunch with the game jitters when I try to move my mouse around and other times it doesn't. I've tried 6 different mice and two different mousepads with this so I'm 100 percent certain that my mouse sensors/pads aren't the issue since this is something that persists.
Is there some sort of in game command that just fucks the game up on certain servers if you try to move your mouse or something, or could it be related to windows mouse settings?
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
frenzy_raw input 1
I already have that enabled though
[quote=frenzy_]raw input 1[/quote]
I already have that enabled though
I actually had almost a similar problem a while ago, as I was rocket jumping or flicking quickly, my mouse just "didnt respond" for 1sec. I tried different cfg's, resetted all my settings, uninstalled tf2 completely et cetera and even bought a new mouse. Turned out there was something completely fucked with my PC and the only thing that helped was to reinstall Windows completely.. IF you are on Windows its just propably Windows being stupid.
I actually had almost a similar problem a while ago, as I was rocket jumping or flicking quickly, my mouse just "didnt respond" for 1sec. I tried different cfg's, resetted all my settings, uninstalled tf2 completely et cetera and even bought a new mouse. Turned out there was something completely fucked with my PC and the only thing that helped was to reinstall Windows completely.. IF you are on Windows its just propably Windows being stupid.
If you have Windows 10, you can try m_limitedcapture_workaround 1.
If you have Windows 10, you can try m_limitedcapture_workaround 1.
mastercomsIf you have Windows 10, you can try m_limitedcapture_workaround 1.
sorry for the late reply
i'm running windows 7, unfortunately
i tried it anyways and still no luck
[quote=mastercoms]If you have Windows 10, you can try m_limitedcapture_workaround 1.[/quote]
sorry for the late reply
i'm running windows 7, unfortunately
i tried it anyways and still no luck
Vulcanis your fps dipping?
nah, doesn't dip whenever this happens
[quote=Vulcan]is your fps dipping?[/quote]
nah, doesn't dip whenever this happens
i had the same issue. one of them being the software that comes with the mouse, like razer synapse. when i had a deathadder that software would fuck it up.
the command that mastercoms suggested actually helped me fix it.
i had the same issue. one of them being the software that comes with the mouse, like razer synapse. when i had a deathadder that software would fuck it up.
the command that mastercoms suggested actually helped me fix it.
Krempaskyi had the same issue. one of them being the software that comes with the mouse, like razer synapse. when i had a deathadder that software would fuck it up.
the command that mastercoms suggested actually helped me fix it.
Yeah, at first I thought it was mouse software, but this is happening even when I use my zowie mice too, which are plug and play, so I'm really at a loss.
[quote=Krempasky]i had the same issue. one of them being the software that comes with the mouse, like razer synapse. when i had a deathadder that software would fuck it up.
the command that mastercoms suggested actually helped me fix it.[/quote]
Yeah, at first I thought it was mouse software, but this is happening even when I use my zowie mice too, which are plug and play, so I'm really at a loss.
Random reasons I can think of.
Hairy/dirty sensor
Hairy/dirty mousepad
FPS cap bug try fps_max 0 if it isn't already that
Mild CPU overheating try setting up say fps_max 300 or add more airflow/clean your PC
background CPU/GPU usage spike (close background programs)
Signal Interference this would have to be really REALLY bad though to affect wired mice, but not unheard of
To high of a sensitivity for the resolution you have (unlikely but possible)
Random reasons I can think of.
Hairy/dirty sensor
Hairy/dirty mousepad
FPS cap bug try fps_max 0 if it isn't already that
Mild CPU overheating try setting up say fps_max 300 or add more airflow/clean your PC
background CPU/GPU usage spike (close background programs)
Signal Interference this would have to be really REALLY bad though to affect wired mice, but not unheard of
To high of a sensitivity for the resolution you have (unlikely but possible)
AptKrempaskyi had the same issue. one of them being the software that comes with the mouse, like razer synapse. when i had a deathadder that software would fuck it up.
the command that mastercoms suggested actually helped me fix it.
Yeah, at first I thought it was mouse software, but this is happening even when I use my zowie mice too, which are plug and play, so I'm really at a loss.
same here. i had the issue even with a zowie, im using a zowie now and i had this issue as well. the command that mastercoms gave, helped me actually. i also heard some people saying re installing/resetting your pc could help (but i think that is suggest only if you have w10)
[quote=Apt][quote=Krempasky]i had the same issue. one of them being the software that comes with the mouse, like razer synapse. when i had a deathadder that software would fuck it up.
the command that mastercoms suggested actually helped me fix it.[/quote]
Yeah, at first I thought it was mouse software, but this is happening even when I use my zowie mice too, which are plug and play, so I'm really at a loss.[/quote]
same here. i had the issue even with a zowie, im using a zowie now and i had this issue as well. the command that mastercoms gave, helped me actually. i also heard some people saying re installing/resetting your pc could help (but i think that is suggest only if you have w10)