How is your mouse set for Starcraft 2? - Page 8
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Glenn313
United States475 Posts
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NewDawn
Canada120 Posts
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Wolf15
6 Posts
6/11 win, 51% SC2, all accelerations off, 1000hz | ||
Pulimuli
Sweden2766 Posts
On April 26 2013 22:34 blueslobster wrote: In case this wasn’t sarcasm: Your settings are insanely bad. First you shouldn’t set your mouse on 1000 Hz when you’re using it with over 1000 CPI. Else your mouse jitters. Second: Pointer precision enables acceleration, which is in general regarded as very bad for SC 2. Third: By using 11/11 in Windows and 100 % in SC 2 you mouse cursor skips pixels and moves inconsistent. Instead of this your mouse moves like this. And finally: Your sensitivity is overall way too high. 11/11 in Windows and 100 % in SC 2 make your mouse behave like it had 6300 CPI (!). Even on a monitor with a 4K resolution that’d be too much. its not sarcasm or trolling ![]() if i disable pointer precision my micro is insanely bad, i cant click a single unit even if my pointer is right on them | ||
Cyro
United Kingdom20285 Posts
if i disable pointer precision my micro is insanely bad, i cant click a single unit even if my pointer is right on them Because your mouse DPI is too high by a factor of about 5-10, you rely on the massive negative acceleration on enhanced pointer precision | ||
Pulimuli
Sweden2766 Posts
On April 28 2013 01:39 Cyro wrote: Because your mouse DPI is too high by a factor of about 5-10, you rely on the massive negative acceleration on enhanced pointer precision its unplayable if i lower my dpi to 800 though, even at 11/11 windows speed its far to slow to even move the mouse 1 screenlenght | ||
OkStyX
Canada1199 Posts
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Cyro
United Kingdom20285 Posts
On April 28 2013 01:40 Pulimuli wrote: its unplayable if i lower my dpi to 800 though, even at 11/11 windows speed its far to slow to even move the mouse 1 screenlenght Of course it is, because you are used to settings so vastly different, but nobody uses them for a reason I'd say disable EPP, put sc2 sens to 51-54%, windows to 6/11, and just use 2k DPI or whatever for a day or so.. and then drop hard once you are used to it. Unless there is something physically limiting you from moving the mouse less than an inch, you can cross the entire screen at 2k dpi with extreme ease, and you can drop to a third of that sens after a while and adjust up from there if you still wanted to | ||
Pulimuli
Sweden2766 Posts
On April 28 2013 02:06 Cyro wrote: Of course it is, because you are used to settings so vastly different, but nobody uses them for a reason I'd say disable EPP, put sc2 sens to 51-54%, windows to 6/11, and just use 2k DPI or whatever for a day or so.. and then drop hard once you are used to it. Unless there is something physically limiting you from moving the mouse less than an inch, you can cross the entire screen at 2k dpi with extreme ease, and you can drop to a third of that sens after a while and adjust up from there if you still wanted to thanks for the advice but ive played like this for years and i have no intention of going pro, im pretty satisfied being top25 or top8 masters and it will take some time to adjust to new settings which im not very keen on doing! also changing my dpi and sens setting will fuck me over in other games too :/ | ||
Cyro
United Kingdom20285 Posts
It's not at all neccesary (as you show) but if you want to take mouse control to the next level, it's the right thing to do | ||
NewDawn
Canada120 Posts
I can't seem to adjust to lower DPI than that. | ||
Keeemy
Finland7855 Posts
It's just a preference, but with slower DPI it's "easier" to be accurate once you get used to it. | ||
NewDawn
Canada120 Posts
The idea of moving my arm that much is hard, but I'll probably experiment with it on a different server or something. Edit: What does point movement speed do, and should it be at 5/10 :l | ||
ZenithM
France15952 Posts
For example top right to bottom left is optimal to select units and send them on the minimap. | ||
nohbrows
United States653 Posts
Last I checked (on a phone right now), I have my mouse at 6/11 windows, 51% in game, 3500 dpi. Razer deathadder. If the dpi is set below 1800 it feels like I'm moving a brick. But that's just me. I like being able to cross the entire screen with just a flick. Edit: and no accleration. | ||
mardi
United States1164 Posts
Windows 6/11 Enhanced Pointer Precision OFF Acceleration OFF 1600 DPI 51% Sensitivity in-game | ||
sLideSC2
United States225 Posts
Windows 6/11 Enhanced Pointer Precison OFF 4500 DPI at 1920x1080 ingame sensitivity off Wow I'm actually the highest sens in the thread. top 500 NA terran, ~1640 masters | ||
Nimix
France1809 Posts
I don't see how boxing from top left to bottom right is optimal. It's useful to use different case of boxing because they're optimal at different moments. For example top right to bottom left is optimal to select units and send them on the minimap. I think he meant it requires less muscular effort to go top left/bottom right and less stress on your wrist. The optimal way to box when talking about speed is the one you're talking about (when you don't have to change direction with the pointer to give the order to the units you just selected). I finally settled for 720 CPI, 630 was still a bit too low to reach the bottom left of the minimap easily :p | ||
ZenithM
France15952 Posts
On April 28 2013 19:44 Nimix wrote: [...] I finally settled for 720 CPI, 630 was still a bit too low to reach the bottom left of the minimap easily :p This is one problem I've had in the process of lowering the DPI of my mouse :D I'm more precise micro-wise, but at first I'm very slow and inaccurate with my minimap because it feels so far away, so it lowers my overall multitasking. It usually settles eventually and I'm able to use the minimap comfortably again but it always seems like a micro vs multitasking trade-off each time ![]() | ||
Thor.Rush
Sweden702 Posts
Just give it time to get use to. It was a pain in the ass for me too to switch to lower dpi, but well worth it. | ||
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