dudren
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DPI Wizard reacted to a post in a topic:
Please help me with this issue
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I managed to solve the issue, in the SteelSeries Engine settings there is a checkbox "Override Windows mouse settings on startup" Ticking that box seemed to fix the issue. Still seems weird considering m_rawinput 1 should do that by itself
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1.0 and 90(default)
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Nope. The menus are fine, only happens ingame
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Its set to 800 dpi as I mentioned in the original post, and a sensor issue does not explain the issue that i am having
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I only have one profile active and it's the default one. Feeling pretty clueless on all this really. this happened with previous mice also
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How would i regard that? The Steelseries engine program doesn't have any profile settings in itself
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I just noticed something I didn't consider before, when I tab into the game my sens is always really high for a couple of seconds, before it goes back to "normal". But I found out that is probably my real sens that just becomes super slow for some reason. This started a couple of months ago i would say, but i don't know what to do since after a quick google search i didn't really find any solutions..
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It's the same.. I mean there is a huge difference in these values, i don't know how it would be explained. Anyone can boot up the game and try this for themselves.
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It's wrong for TF2 also, and a friend of mine confirmed that the cm/360 were not accurate for his settings either here are the mouse lines in the config: m_customaccel "0" m_customaccel_exponent "1.05" m_customaccel_max "0" m_customaccel_scale "0.04" m_forward "1" m_mouseaccel1 "0" m_mouseaccel2 "0" m_mousespeed "1" m_pitch "0.022" m_rawinput "1" m_side "0.8" m_yaw "0.022"
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Yes
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Marginal deviation, doesnt account for the cm/360 values im getting
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Yes, its fine
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Paging @DPI Wizard
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yes, obviously something is wrong with the calculation for the cm/360 that i dont understand, maybe the admin knows whats up
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just a regular old steelseries sensei ten