Mouse sensitivity

powerful_hobo

powerful_hobo

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Hello! I am Hobo and I am enjoying this game.

I have tried to get this thing right, but I have not been able to. A few google searches, a little adjustment but, I can't get the mouse sensitivity to be just right.

I have 1k hours in counter-strike and would like what I have learned in counter-strike to transfer to 7d2d. When I play the two games there is a huge difference in how the cross-hair moves. I would like my mouse sensitivity to be the same when I play both games.

I have tried checking the box "use native input" in the game launcher. It did not work. When I play counter-strike again it is completely different.

What I have not tried is making the mouse sensitivity 0. I will try this after posting.

The reason for this post is that I am wondering if someone knows the solution to my problem. If someone knows how to make my mouse sensitivity the same in both games I would like to know how to do that.

P.S. I tried to not write too much. I can elaborate if requested to. I have little experience posting in forums, and I tried to get to the point fast.

 
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Some other user reported that the cross hair makes little jumps if in zoo mode, in other words doesn't have unlimited resolution. If that is your issue, a developer already knows about it and if possible should fix it (there is always the problem that they are using a black box graphics system that might have its own bugs).

If this is not the issue, you don't really say what exactly is different.

 
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Well I know for a fact that the sensitivity with the in-game sens at 1.0 is not my DPI on my mouse lol it seems double or so (0.5 is exponentially slower, I just can't find a right one). Been a gripe forever for me but I guess I get used to it after a long while. Logitech g502 here and I never use variable DPI or acceleration or anything else.

 
Thanks for replies.

The mouse I am using is g400s. my dpi is 1000.

To Meganoth. What I am trying to say is that the cross-hair moves at different speeds in the two games. I know that I can adjust the speed/sensitivity. but it has more to do with muscle memory than something I have conscious control over. And that is the issue. The mouse movement in 7 days is confusing my muscle memory.

 
powerful_hobo said:
The mouse I am using is g400s. my dpi is 1000.
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Your mouse can do up to 4000 dpi, which would slow down your cursor a lot. There should be a key on your mouse that will

toggle through 4 default dpi settings. Or you can set a custom dpi with the logitech software.

 
Beelzybub said:
Your mouse can do up to 4000 dpi, which would slow down your cursor a lot. There should be a key on your mouse that will

toggle through 4 default dpi settings. Or you can set a custom dpi with the logitech software.
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I have disabled all the other dpi levels.

I have also checked the box for use native input module

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powerful_hobo said:
If someone knows how to make my mouse sensitivity the same in both games I would like to know how to do that.
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Use 2 settings in your mouse software. Use the 1000 setting for Counter Strike and the second one for 7 Days to Die.

Adjust the dpi in your second setting to a dpi rate that you like. Toggle between the 2 with the button on your mouse.

 
Beelzybub said:
Use 2 settings in your mouse software. Use the 1000 setting for Counter Strike and the second one for 7 Days to Die.

Adjust the dpi in your second setting to a dpi rate that you like. Toggle between the 2 with the button on your mouse.
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but they are supposed to the same. I want the mouse movement to be the same in 7 days as it is in counter strike.

 
Yeah I believe 1.0 sensitivity should be the current sensitivity of the mouse with no modifiers, it definitely adds to it in 7 Days lol, even on the same resolution. I'll do some messing around with it at some point to see the actual math behind it.

 
Jugginator said:
Yeah I believe 1.0 sensitivity should be the current sensitivity of the mouse with no modifiers, it definitely adds to it in 7 Days lol, even on the same resolution. I'll do some messing around with it at some point to see the actual math behind it.
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Cool. If you would be able to figure that out it would be great. Also, I agree with you. 1.0 should be current sensitivity with no change.
There could also have been a "raw input" option.

Beelzybub said:
I understand. What is it about my current advice that isn't working?
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From what I understand you are suggesting that I create two different dpi settings on the logitech software. But I don't understand why when the whole point of this is that I am trying to have the same dpi settings across both games.

 
powerful_hobo said:
When I play the two games there is a huge difference in how the cross-hair moves. I would like my mouse sensitivity to be the same when I play both games.
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I thought you wanted the mouse/crosshair to move the same in both games. My solution addressed that. If you require them to have the same dpi setting as well, then I don't know the solution.

 
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Beelzybub said:
I thought you wanted the mouse/crosshair to move the same in both games. My solution addressed that. If you require them to have the same dpi setting as well, then I don't know the solution.
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Hello. Sorry it took a while to reply.

I don't think I understand what you mean. Are you suggesting that I change the dpi settings in the software so that when I play 7 days to die it will match the speed that I usually have?

Having the same dpi settings is the same as having the same movement. I don't know what dpi stands for, but it is the same as mouse sensitivity or mouse movement speed.

 
Beelzybub said:
Yes.
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okay. do you have a suggestion for how I can make the two settings become the same? Because I doubt that I will be able to eyeball it. Precision is quite important in these matters.

 
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