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Topic: SENSIVITY |>:C
Pr0TeX
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Posts: 3
SENSIVITY |>:C
on: May 8, 2012, 16:01

Soo steel lately i have been trying out new sens and none have seem to work not even the one i thaught it was the best(the very 1st i used) i just dont know how u do it i mean u aim for a guy and the crosshair goes directly to the guy that u want to kill and mine or it seems to high or too low i do not noo what to do i searched youtube google and nothing has seemed to help :P soo plsss help :) .


im a complete informatic noob and the only thing i seem to know about my PC are the folowing


OS: Windows 7

PC: Toshiba Satellite

Mouse: Logitech M500

Mousepad: Steelseries and dont know the tecnical things


I'm sry if i dont know more about my computer like u do about urs xD i didnt read ur endless list of setups ran out of pacience :o


sry for my english :\


Greetings, Pr0TeX

15 years old, surfer and when wanting too have fun i play css andMy home country is Portugal.
venomcss
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Posts: 2
Re: SENSIVITY |>:C
on: May 9, 2012, 03:28

Do you know if you've got mouse acceleration turned on or not?

Came to my mind since you said your sensitivity always seemed either too low or too fast.
Pr0TeX
Member
Posts: 3
Re: SENSIVITY |>:C
on: May 9, 2012, 05:47

yes i do have sensivity in-game and on the windows control panel thing but a friend of mine told me it was better is he right?

15 years old, surfer and when wanting too have fun i play css andMy home country is Portugal.
steel
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Posts: 129
Re: SENSIVITY |>:C
on: May 9, 2012, 16:18

If you have mouse acceleration on then your crosshair will move different distances based off of your swipe speed.


To test to see if you have acceleration, stand in a corner and place your crosshair on a specific part of a wall. Slowly move your mouse from one end of your mousepad (left) to the other (right). Mark where your crosshair ends up.


Re-align your crosshair to that same specific part of the wall again. Repeat the process, except swipe your mouse from left to right faster. Mark where your crosshair ends up.


If your crosshair ends up in the same place, then you do not have acceleration on.


If your crosshair ends up farther away from the marked spot, then you have positive acceleration.


If your crosshair doesn't do the full rotation to the marked spot, then you have negative acceleration.


If you have any acceleration, then your swipe speeds dictate the distance your crosshair will travel, and is therefore inconsistent. Try disabling it (enhanced pointer precision in windows)


If you have no acceleration, try practicing your aim some more. Try training_aim or other maps to help you adjust
Pr0TeX
Member
Posts: 3
Re: SENSIVITY |>:C
on: May 9, 2012, 16:58

Thanks man :D


15 years old, surfer and when wanting too have fun i play css andMy home country is Portugal.
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