smoothmouse curve disable acceleration registry windows

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#Smoothmouse curve disable acceleration registry windows windows#

CPI is directly proportional to the perception of how 'fast' the in-game sensitivity is. For example, the user's mouse uses 800 CPI, it will basically move 800 pixels on their screen for every inch they will move their mouse. The CPI value (counts per inch, often erroneously referred to as DPI - dots per inch - see here) of a mouse is the number of counts a mouse will send to the operating system when moved one inch. Therefore this measurement is deprecated in favor of more universal standards such as Turn Circumference or MPI. Provided that external factors are disregarded (acceleration) and/or accounted for (Windows mouse sensitivity, raw input.), these values are only comparable between players with the same m_yaw and not between different games. It is calculated by naïvely multiplying a user's in-game mouse sensitivity value by their mouse CPI. Traditionally the CPI-Sensitivity Product (CSP, colloquially known as 'eDPI') have been used. It is colloquially known as 'cm per 360', erroneously omitting degree as the unit of rotation since the misnomer has been widely adopted in FPS parlance, it is recommended that ' cm/rev' be used as a replacement for the existing colloquialism.

#Smoothmouse curve disable acceleration registry windows full#

The Turn Circumference, expressed in units of cm/rev, is a full in-game revolution's corresponding physical movement by the mouse. Because one MOA (~0.0167 degree) is very close to Counter-Strike's default m_yaw of 0.022 degrees, the values are close to the naïve CPI-Sensitivity Product, so MPI can be considered as the unambiguous version of 'eDPI'. It is an alternative standard for the depricated 'eDPI'measurement, retaining the advantage in ease of its calculation. The MPI value ( Minute Per Inch) represents how many Minutes of Arc (1/60th of a degree, MOA) of rotation is applied in-game when moving the mouse by one inch.

#Smoothmouse curve disable acceleration registry windows windows#

'eDPI' (deprecated, misleading) = CPI * sensitivity * (1 + ( windows factor - 1 ) * ( 1 - rawinput ) ) Turn Radius = (180/pi) / ( CPI * sensitivity * m_yaw ) Turn Circumference = 360 / ( CPI * sensitivity * m_yaw ) Relevant formula for measurements of sensitivity are as follows: The curvature can be measured in units of deg/mm or in MPI.

Since sensitivity scales inversely with the size of the sphere, it is much more intuitive to measure the sphere's Curvature to compare between settings linearly. The sphere represents all possible in-game orientations of the player, in Euler angles, and the the length of a full rotation is its Turn Circumference. Visualize a sphere of specific diameter or radius ( 'Turn Radius') that the player rolls on the mouse pad as the mouse is moved. The result of taking into account all relevant settings produces the player's physical Physical Sensitivity, giving an absolute representation of his overall sensitivity. The most important variables in configuring your sensitivity are the in-game sensitivity value, CPI value of the mouse, and if raw input is not in effect, the operating systems pointer speed option. Acceleration Cap ( m_customaccel_max) Limits how much the sensitivity value can be increased to by the acceleration algorithm. Acceleration Prefactor ( m_customaccel_scale) Scaling coefficient of the acceleration function. Acceleration Exponent ( m_customaccel_exponent) The exponent for acceleration function. Mouse Acceleration ( m_customaccel) Disables or sets the mode of mouse acceleration, which will cause the mouse speed to quicken depending on the speed of the mouse movement. the pointer speed option in Windows's mouse control panel) on mouse input. Raw Input ( m_rawinput) Enabling this will make the game client disregard the operation system's potential effects (e.g. Sensitivity is (incorrectly) scaled by this factor at each zoom steps. Zoom Sensitivity ( zoom_sensitivity_ratio_mouse) A naïve ratio calculated by dividing by 90 the nominal FOVs (measured at 4:3 width) of a scoped weapon. Mouse Sensitivity ( sensitivity) The main sensitivity multiplier. Setting this off sets m_pitch to 0.022, while on sets it to -0.022 (in degrees per increment). In-game settings Reverse Mouse ( m_pitch) Inverts the movement of the Y axis.