I play two of the nine classes, scout and sniper, at a much lower sensitivity level than the other seven classes. Is there any way I can bind that lower sensitivity to those classes? Or even create a quick bind key to switch between the sensitivity levels? Just a pain to go through the options and switch whenever I go from soldier to scout etc.
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I play two of the nine classes, scout and sniper, at a much lower sensitivity level than the other seven classes. Is there any way I can bind that lower sensitivity to those classes? Or even create a quick bind key to switch between the sensitivity levels? Just a pain to go through the options and switch whenever I go from soldier to scout etc.
Put the sensitivity you want in the configs of those classes.
Put the sensitivity you want in the configs of those classes.
Never messed with the config files for the individual classes :X
Never messed with the config files for the individual classes :X
They execute when you spawn as that class.
They're in the same folder as autoexec, it's simple!
They execute when you spawn as that class.
They're in the same folder as autoexec, it's simple!
They're in the same folder as autoexec, it's simple!
Do you want it slower for your sniping?
zoom_sensitivity_ratio <number> - Sets the ratio of sensitivity while zoomed in with the Sniper Rifle with accordance to actual sensitivity.
So if you put this line in your autoexec.bat
zoom_sensitivity_ratio .5
the when you zoom with your sniper rifle you'll be at 50% of your sensitivity.
Do you want it slower for your sniping?
zoom_sensitivity_ratio <number> - Sets the ratio of sensitivity while zoomed in with the Sniper Rifle with accordance to actual sensitivity.
So if you put this line in your autoexec.bat
zoom_sensitivity_ratio .5
the when you zoom with your sniper rifle you'll be at 50% of your sensitivity.
zoom_sensitivity_ratio <number> - Sets the ratio of sensitivity while zoomed in with the Sniper Rifle with accordance to actual sensitivity.
So if you put this line in your autoexec.bat
zoom_sensitivity_ratio .5
the when you zoom with your sniper rifle you'll be at 50% of your sensitivity.
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What kuza said. If you only change your sensitivity for sniper then that seems like the best option. I'm pretty sure jukebox uses zoom_sensitivity_ratio .7 so it's not all that uncommon to use a lower sensitivity for sniper.
EDIT: I misread the post a little. Are you saying you play sniper and scout with the same sensitivity and all the other classes with a different higher sensitivity? If that is so, just do what everyone else is suggesting and alter your class cfg files with sensitivity values. Your sensitivity will change instantly when you change classes. You can do the same with weapons if you set up aliases.
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What kuza said. If you only change your sensitivity for sniper then that seems like the best option. I'm pretty sure jukebox uses zoom_sensitivity_ratio .7 so it's not all that uncommon to use a lower sensitivity for sniper.
EDIT: I misread the post a little. Are you saying you play sniper and scout with the same sensitivity and all the other classes with a different higher sensitivity? If that is so, just do what everyone else is suggesting and alter your class cfg files with sensitivity values. Your sensitivity will change instantly when you change classes. You can do the same with weapons if you set up aliases.
What kuza said. If you only change your sensitivity for sniper then that seems like the best option. I'm pretty sure jukebox uses zoom_sensitivity_ratio .7 so it's not all that uncommon to use a lower sensitivity for sniper.
EDIT: I misread the post a little. Are you saying you play sniper and scout with the same sensitivity and all the other classes with a different higher sensitivity? If that is so, just do what everyone else is suggesting and alter your class cfg files with sensitivity values. Your sensitivity will change instantly when you change classes. You can do the same with weapons if you set up aliases.
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