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Dagon

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Not as much as an "addon" per se....
« on: 28 Apr 2005, 13:54:07 »
But could somebody please make some sort of mod for OFP that lets you set the mouse sensitivity better? I recently brought an MX1000 mouse, and even at the lowest setting of sensitivity (going below the 1st full notch makes the mouse input break), I can spin about 50 360's with just a 3-inch movement of my hand.

I dunno how this'd be done exactly, but it's impossible to shoot accurately when moving the mouse a tiny little bit sends your aim off 50 metres to the right, especially at >300 metres when the target's smaller than your front sight is.

Dagon

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Re:Not as much as an "addon" per se....
« Reply #1 on: 28 Apr 2005, 13:56:39 »
Or better still, I guess, see if you can find me some way to remove the "sleepyness" of the cursor when sensitivity is lower than 0.7?

sniper_guy

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Re:Not as much as an "addon" per se....
« Reply #2 on: 28 Apr 2005, 19:11:25 »
Rite, u runnin on XP rite? Goto control panel, mouse, and under the pointer option tab, click on the motion slider and bump it up a bit? That work?

Dagon

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Re:Not as much as an "addon" per se....
« Reply #3 on: 29 Apr 2005, 01:48:14 »
It might only be for me, but the sensitivity of the mouse (in windows) is not used to 'base' the sensitivity in flashpoint. I can have sensitivity in windows at max/min, and it's the same in OPF.

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Re:Not as much as an "addon" per se....
« Reply #4 on: 30 Apr 2005, 11:13:40 »
probabaly your computer is too slow, man!
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Dagon

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Re:Not as much as an "addon" per se....
« Reply #5 on: 07 May 2005, 07:41:01 »
My comp's a AMD64 2600+ with overclocked GF6600GT, and a gig of fast-enough-damnit ram; so there's no problem there.

The problem is that the MX1000, being 800 DPI, is far more senstive than the MSoptical I had (which was about 3 DPI), meaning it's too hard to aim, and putting the sensitivity in my CFG file below about 0.7 makes the mouse only response to huge movements.