I noticed that the default value for m_customaccel_scale is 0.04. Should it be that value or would it be better to set that value to 0? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
m_customaccel_scale value
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I noticed that the default value for m_customaccel_scale is 0.04. Should it be that value or would it be better to set that value to 0? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
This should not matter if you have m_customaccel 0. I see no harm in setting m_customaccel_scale to 0 if you want though.
This should not matter if you have m_customaccel 0. I see no harm in setting m_customaccel_scale to 0 if you want though.
I guess my question is what are the effects of having it be non zero? Like people say that they don't use mouse acceleration yet I see many of them with a 0.04 value.
I guess my question is what are the effects of having it be non zero? Like people say that they don't use mouse acceleration yet I see many of them with a 0.04 value.
D7SI guess my question is what are the effects of having it be non zero? Like people say that they don't use mouse acceleration yet I see many of them with a 0.04 value.
] find m_customaccel
"m_customaccel" = "0"
client archive
- Custom mouse acceleration:
0: custom accelaration disabled
1: mouse_acceleration = min(m_customaccel_max, pow(raw_mouse_delta, m_customaccel_exponent) * m_customaccel_scale + sensitivity)
2: Same as 1, with but x and y sensitivity are scaled by m_pitch and m_yaw respectively.
3: mouse_acceleration = pow(raw_mouse_delta, m_customaccel_exponent - 1) * sensitivity
"m_customaccel_scale" = "0.04" min. 0.000000
client archive
- Custom mouse acceleration value.
"m_customaccel_max" = "0"
client archive
- Max mouse move scale factor, 0 for no limit
"m_customaccel_exponent" = "1" min. 1.000000
client archive
- Mouse move is raised to this power before being scaled by scale factor.
So unless there's a bug with the parameters or the console documentation is wrong, then m_customaccel_scale, m_customaccel_max, and m_customaccel_exponent do nothing with m_customaccel 0.
[quote=D7S]I guess my question is what are the effects of having it be non zero? Like people say that they don't use mouse acceleration yet I see many of them with a 0.04 value.[/quote]
[code]] find m_customaccel
"m_customaccel" = "0"
client archive
- Custom mouse acceleration:
0: custom accelaration disabled
1: mouse_acceleration = min(m_customaccel_max, pow(raw_mouse_delta, m_customaccel_exponent) * m_customaccel_scale + sensitivity)
2: Same as 1, with but x and y sensitivity are scaled by m_pitch and m_yaw respectively.
3: mouse_acceleration = pow(raw_mouse_delta, m_customaccel_exponent - 1) * sensitivity
"m_customaccel_scale" = "0.04" min. 0.000000
client archive
- Custom mouse acceleration value.
"m_customaccel_max" = "0"
client archive
- Max mouse move scale factor, 0 for no limit
"m_customaccel_exponent" = "1" min. 1.000000
client archive
- Mouse move is raised to this power before being scaled by scale factor.
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So unless there's a bug with the parameters or the console documentation is wrong, then m_customaccel_scale, m_customaccel_max, and m_customaccel_exponent do nothing with m_customaccel 0.
[code]] find m_customaccel
"m_customaccel" = "0"
client archive
- Custom mouse acceleration:
0: custom accelaration disabled
1: mouse_acceleration = min(m_customaccel_max, pow(raw_mouse_delta, m_customaccel_exponent) * m_customaccel_scale + sensitivity)
2: Same as 1, with but x and y sensitivity are scaled by m_pitch and m_yaw respectively.
3: mouse_acceleration = pow(raw_mouse_delta, m_customaccel_exponent - 1) * sensitivity
"m_customaccel_scale" = "0.04" min. 0.000000
client archive
- Custom mouse acceleration value.
"m_customaccel_max" = "0"
client archive
- Max mouse move scale factor, 0 for no limit
"m_customaccel_exponent" = "1" min. 1.000000
client archive
- Mouse move is raised to this power before being scaled by scale factor.
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So unless there's a bug with the parameters or the console documentation is wrong, then m_customaccel_scale, m_customaccel_max, and m_customaccel_exponent do nothing with m_customaccel 0.
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