EPTEnhance Pointer Precision Option on Windows - Page 2
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Ndugu
United States1078 Posts
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TheAngelofDeath
United States2033 Posts
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theqat
United States2856 Posts
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Grebliv
Iceland800 Posts
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Stool
United States15 Posts
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Vei
United States2845 Posts
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Genome852
United States979 Posts
Windows still has some accel after disabling the option though, but I don't notice it much, and CPL mousefix doesn't actually do anything for Windows 7. | ||
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pksens
United Kingdom156 Posts
If u have an accelfix, this setting does nothing. | ||
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DefMatrixUltra
Canada1992 Posts
The difference between the two cases is enormous: 1. If I move the mouse X distance at Y speed, I get Z result. 2. If I move the moues X distance, I get Y result. Human muscle memory takes incredible advantage of the second case. It is so much simpler for your brain and hand to coordinate in the second case. Sure, you can teach yourself the 1st case, but you are just making it more difficult for yourself. Removing barriers of difficulty in any task will help you perform that task better. Having mouse acceleration on is, in my mind, akin to only using odd numbers for hotkeys or disabling your "a" key, forcing yourself to click. It just makes the same task less intuitive and more difficult. | ||
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G2Wolf
United States261 Posts
On September 29 2010 07:49 Vei wrote: i'm so used to it, i'm low diamond 1200 and have it on... i can't believe i'm SO in the minority though lol You're in the minority because you could do so much better with accel off. | ||
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BcGladiator
United States58 Posts
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Angry_Fetus
Canada444 Posts
On September 29 2010 07:50 Genome852 wrote: Have it off from all the years of playing CS competitively. Windows still has some accel after disabling the option though, but I don't notice it much, and CPL mousefix doesn't actually do anything for Windows 7. the MarkC fix works on 7 On September 29 2010 07:48 Stool wrote: What about the 'Reduce Mouse Lag' option under the SC2 Graphics options? Does that affect anything regarding control and should I have it on or off? It does what it says, reduces mouse lag. This is done by controlling the games ability to dedicate priority to frames/sec, as is sometimes the case. This will often result in slight stutters in mouse movement. However, turning the option on could have a drastic effect on your overall framerate. | ||
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mOnion
United States5660 Posts
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R1CH
Netherlands10343 Posts
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Glacius0
Netherlands66 Posts
In SC2 I seem to be needing both: - I make big fast imprecise movements to scroll the screen or select a big group of units. - I make small subtle movements like selecting individual units in a clump or spawn larva on hatcheries on a minimap. Now I know that a lot of people say mouse acceleration is bad regardless. Can anyone explain how this example would be easier without it? I don't quite think I understand. It seems to me that disabled mouse acceleration only helps for precise twitch movement that is needed a lot in shooters. At the very least both options seem viable to me. | ||
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zak
Korea (South)1009 Posts
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Pokebunny
United States10654 Posts
On September 29 2010 07:56 zak wrote: rofl I turned it off to try and see how much better it would be but it SUCKS with it off. Accel is the way to go! can you or someone who agrees explain what makes you use it? I can't see anyone being comfortable with it after using both settings for a long period of time. I had it on accidentally for a while in BW and felt so much better after I had it off after just a few days. | ||
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G2Wolf
United States261 Posts
On September 29 2010 07:56 zak wrote: rofl I turned it off to try and see how much better it would be but it SUCKS with it off. Accel is the way to go! Try leaving it off for more than 5 minutes. Give it a week and you'll be much better with it off. | ||
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HaIf
Canada234 Posts
I have to adjust all my settings though | ||
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Jochan
Poland1730 Posts
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