Anyone have a link to the newest version? All the ones i found are dead.
Mouse accel driver
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What would be some good settings to use? I have never used accel outside of the TF2 ingame. I usualy use between 1.02 and 1.04 with TF2's ingame accel settings.
I use 800 DPI 1000hz 1.65 in game sense
What would be some good settings to use? I have never used accel outside of the TF2 ingame. I usualy use between 1.02 and 1.04 with TF2's ingame accel settings.
I use 800 DPI 1000hz 1.65 in game sense
I use 800 DPI 1000hz 1.65 in game sense
uh try acceleration right from 0 and a linear scale.
uh try acceleration right from 0 and a linear scale.
Nick130What are the benefits of using accel?
i wouldn’t recomend using it if you don’t already use it, but most of the people who use mouse accel are people who got used to it and can’t turn it off because they’re too used to it
[quote=Nick130]What are the benefits of using accel?[/quote]
i wouldn’t recomend using it if you don’t already use it, but most of the people who use mouse accel are people who got used to it and can’t turn it off because they’re too used to it
i wouldn’t recomend using it if you don’t already use it, but most of the people who use mouse accel are people who got used to it and can’t turn it off because they’re too used to it
Nick130What are the benefits of using accel?
Think of it being a way for low sensitivity players to track well without needing to swipe their mouse 2-3 times just to do a 180. It's sort of like having 2 sensitivities for 2 practical uses.
I believe how the Quake Live one works is your sens in game would increase the faster you move your mouse, and the reason why it's gotten such a bad rap is because of windows accel and other mice from the gaming specific brands (Razer is the first one that comes to mind for me) have really awful accel drivers that don't give you the same thing that the one that ScrewB is likely referring to.
If I explained that incredibly poorly, then just read this blog post. It explains things better than I can since the guys behind this specific accel driver REALLY know their stuff.
[quote=Nick130]What are the benefits of using accel?[/quote]
Think of it being a way for low sensitivity players to track well without needing to swipe their mouse 2-3 times just to do a 180. It's sort of like having 2 sensitivities for 2 practical uses.
I believe how the Quake Live one works is your sens in game would increase the faster you move your mouse, and the reason why it's gotten such a bad rap is because of windows accel and other mice from the gaming specific brands (Razer is the first one that comes to mind for me) have really awful accel drivers that don't give you the same thing that the one that ScrewB is likely referring to.
If I explained that incredibly poorly, then just read [url=http://mouseaccel.blogspot.com/2015/11/why-other-forms-of-mouse-acceleration.html]this blog post[/url]. It explains things better than I can since the guys behind this specific accel driver REALLY know their stuff.
Think of it being a way for low sensitivity players to track well without needing to swipe their mouse 2-3 times just to do a 180. It's sort of like having 2 sensitivities for 2 practical uses.
I believe how the Quake Live one works is your sens in game would increase the faster you move your mouse, and the reason why it's gotten such a bad rap is because of windows accel and other mice from the gaming specific brands (Razer is the first one that comes to mind for me) have really awful accel drivers that don't give you the same thing that the one that ScrewB is likely referring to.
If I explained that incredibly poorly, then just read [url=http://mouseaccel.blogspot.com/2015/11/why-other-forms-of-mouse-acceleration.html]this blog post[/url]. It explains things better than I can since the guys behind this specific accel driver REALLY know their stuff.
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