The view jumps, and it shoots the model into a random way. Visuals are twitching.
Restarted tf2, checked mouse and everything.
Hardly playable
view randomly twitchs, can't aim
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The view jumps, and it shoots the model into a random way. Visuals are twitching.
Restarted tf2, checked mouse and everything.
Hardly playable
Restarted tf2, checked mouse and everything.
Hardly playable
Writing full, informative sentences would help people understand your problem better.
Writing full, informative sentences would help people understand your problem better.
reillyWriting full, informative sentences would help people understand your problem better.
Theres really no other way to describe it
[quote=reilly]Writing full, informative sentences would help people understand your problem better.[/quote]
Theres really no other way to describe it
Theres really no other way to describe it
Happened to me, I took apart my mouse and cleaned and reseated the lens on my sensor, worked well for me.
Happened to me, I took apart my mouse and cleaned and reseated the lens on my sensor, worked well for me.
same happened to me, probably your mouse if its not a frame rate thing, i just bought a new mouse cause g700 sucks anyway
same happened to me, probably your mouse if its not a frame rate thing, i just bought a new mouse cause g700 sucks anyway
Well, I honestly have no idea what a "view jump" is exactly so you might want to add more information.
Well, I honestly have no idea what a "view jump" is exactly so you might want to add more information.
take a video camera and record your screen when it happens.
take a video camera and record your screen when it happens.
His view jumps, as in his screen randomly moves as if he's twitching his mouse when he's not moving it. as said, probably the sensor is fucked or if you're lucky dirty
His view jumps, as in his screen randomly moves as if he's twitching his mouse when he's not moving it. as said, probably the sensor is fucked or if you're lucky dirty
Alright guys, for some reason, this twitchy mouse problem was related to him adding a few scripts to his autoexec.cfg
The scripts added was a fake uber call, crouch jump, and loadout switch binds.
After switching them around his game is somehow fixed and I'm left confused as all hell. The only other odd thing is since he is on a mac, he created his autoexec by copy and pasting an existing .cfg file and renamed it autoexec.
Still doesn't explain how those should have made his game unplayable(and for those wondering, the twitchy movement was similar to the way a mouse performs with something obstructing the sensor)
Alright guys, for some reason, this twitchy mouse problem was related to him adding a few scripts to his autoexec.cfg
The scripts added was a fake uber call, crouch jump, and loadout switch binds.
After switching them around his game is somehow fixed and I'm left confused as all hell. The only other odd thing is since he is on a mac, he created his autoexec by copy and pasting an existing .cfg file and renamed it autoexec.
Still doesn't explain how those should have made his game unplayable(and for those wondering, the twitchy movement was similar to the way a mouse performs with something obstructing the sensor)
The scripts added was a fake uber call, crouch jump, and loadout switch binds.
After switching them around his game is somehow fixed and I'm left confused as all hell. The only other odd thing is since he is on a mac, he created his autoexec by copy and pasting an existing .cfg file and renamed it autoexec.
Still doesn't explain how those should have made his game unplayable(and for those wondering, the twitchy movement was similar to the way a mouse performs with something obstructing the sensor)
I played tf2 on a mac for a long time and got this a ton, went away when I switched to pc (thank god). I always thought it was due to the built in mouse accell that macs come with, it got kinda buggy sometimes even with the trackpad, I never thought it was a config problem, that's interesting. I never used a crouch jump but I have an uber call and some weapon switching ones, can't see how that would effect it though....
I played tf2 on a mac for a long time and got this a ton, went away when I switched to pc (thank god). I always thought it was due to the built in mouse accell that macs come with, it got kinda buggy sometimes even with the trackpad, I never thought it was a config problem, that's interesting. I never used a crouch jump but I have an uber call and some weapon switching ones, can't see how that would effect it though....
hanbroloI played tf2 on a mac for along time and got this a ton, went away when I switched to pc (thank god). I always thought it was due to the built in mouse accell that macs come with, it got kinda buggy sometimes even with the trackpad, I never thought it was a config problem, that's interesting. I never used a crouch jump but I have an uber call and some weapon switching ones, can't see how that would effect it though....
Thank you! This lead me to believe it was a mac specific problem and a little searching found that macs have some weird mouse acceleration problem and enabling raw input(m_rawinput 1) fixes the issue.
[quote=hanbrolo]I played tf2 on a mac for along time and got this a ton, went away when I switched to pc (thank god). I always thought it was due to the built in mouse accell that macs come with, it got kinda buggy sometimes even with the trackpad, I never thought it was a config problem, that's interesting. I never used a crouch jump but I have an uber call and some weapon switching ones, can't see how that would effect it though....[/quote]
Thank you! This lead me to believe it was a mac specific problem and a little searching found that macs have some weird mouse acceleration problem and enabling raw input(m_rawinput 1) fixes the issue.
Thank you! This lead me to believe it was a mac specific problem and a little searching found that macs have some weird mouse acceleration problem and enabling raw input(m_rawinput 1) fixes the issue.
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