randomguy7 Posted February 19, 2022 Posted February 19, 2022 Hey guys. I've been using a program called RawAccel (available here) in order to fine-tune my sensitivity. Let me explain. In order to use this tool, install it like normal and open up the program. This will require a restart. Now, it's no surprise that this program was originally intended to port quake 3 arena's mouse acceleration to systemwide use. However, if you alter the menu that says linear to say off (in red in attached image) then you can set your mouse to it's max dpi and subdivide it's dpi into any resolution. Simply select the game you wish to find the dpi for, start putting a dpi in, and carefully set each digit (down to any number of decimal places) until your hipfire/etc shows the lowest possible percentage. then divide that dpi by your max dpi and paste that into the Sens. Multiplier (blue). it would be great if the website knew how to do this.
benedu3095 Posted February 19, 2022 Posted February 19, 2022 It's already in the calculator (advanced mode). It truly is a game changer to fine tune certain games.
Zeish Posted February 19, 2022 Posted February 19, 2022 Yo @randomguy7 can i use the program to set specific dpi for windows desktop to perfectly match my ingame settings? The dpi i need to set is 729.86
fortunate reee Posted February 19, 2022 Posted February 19, 2022 1 hour ago, Zeish said: Yo @randomguy7 can i use the program to set specific dpi for windows desktop to perfectly match my ingame settings? The dpi i need to set is 729.86 yes you can https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=851b6eb9b60fdecf017583cd5d5bf959 if you set the calc to advanced mode itll show you the multiplier value which in fact can be input into raw accel or custom curve for sens multiplier and used either with no extra accel as a flat value or as a base or upper cap for your accel curve Zeish 1
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