[kelt]

I used to use mitsubishi's optimized version for 4.1.1 and I used in_rawmouse 1 on it. In 4.2 it appears that this command doesn't exist so I (and probably other people too) would appreciate if it was added sometime. Playing without it is extremely frustrating because of the negative acceleration which makes aiming accurately impossible. I know you have many bugs to work on atm and lots of other more important stuff, but if you have the time it would be nice if you added that too.

[wTf|beautifulNihilist]

in the mean time, if you have negative accel this might help:

If your mouse sensitivity is where you want it aside from the accel issues, /sensitivity.
take that number, multiply it by 22. (If your current sensitivity is 3, then /sensitivity 66)
THEN:
/m_pitch .001
/m_yaw .001


if /m_pitch and yaw don't want to stick, /sensitivity 100 first. If the sensitivity value is too low before you change pitch/yaw, it won't stick.

This might not cure your headache.

[edited for proper values. multiply sense by 22, not 20, as m_pitch/m_yaw defaults are .022 not .020]

This post has been edited by beautifulNihilist: 14 August 2012 - 05:01 PM

[kelt]

Hmm, sounds pretty interesting, I think I'll give it a shot!

Thanks a million for the tip anyways :)

[~SG~Juno]

http://www.urbanterr...post__p__332396

[Mod ObScUrE]

F1 for raw mouse input.
I don't want to patch my registry to eliminate acceleration on UrT.

[kelt]

Well, my sensi in-game is 1.8 so I first set my sensi to 39.6 and then m_pitch and yaw to 0.001, but it said it was an invalid ratio so I set sensi to 100 and then m_pitch and yaw to 0.001. Nothing rly happened, the negative accel is the same as always :/

[wTf|beautifulNihilist]

Damn.
I've seen this fix enough weird mouse issues, jitter and sensitivity irregularities mostly, I thought it might be a winner.

[Mod ObScUrE]

Kelt without raw mouse support you will have to use one of this registry fixes for windows http://www.esreality...ost&id=1846538# in combination with in_mouse -1

I don't know how it's solved on other operating systems.