Does your pinkie and ring finger drag on the mouse mat? Been irritating me for a while now.
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nope, i keep them on mouse or i hold my pinkie in air
also i keep my wrist on mousepad and forearm on table
also i keep my wrist on mousepad and forearm on table
Yes but only my pinkie finger drags across the table.
Though it may sound complicated but I use my pinkie finger to control my movement.
My wrist is near the edge of table and my forearm is on my chair rest.
Though it may sound complicated but I use my pinkie finger to control my movement.
My wrist is near the edge of table and my forearm is on my chair rest.
Yep, don't mind it at all since they help move the mouse around.
In my case the ring finger is touching the space between right button and the shell, pinky finger is touching the mousemat only a little, so little I won't even notice.
It all depends on the mouse and grip used though. Mine is MS WMO 1.1A
It all depends on the mouse and grip used though. Mine is MS WMO 1.1A
Yes, both fingers touch the pad. I had a bigger mouse where this didn't happen before, but I don't think it makes any difference.
my thumb, ring finger, and pinky does but I have a fabric mouse pad so it makes my fingers sparkly clean.
unless your mouse pad is a piece of sandpaper, I don't see how you won't get used to the feeling.
unless your mouse pad is a piece of sandpaper, I don't see how you won't get used to the feeling.
This used to happen to me before I got good, but when I started to have real control over my mouse I found that my fingers sort of naturally changed their grip. It's been so long now since then that I'm not able to be sure if it was related to my own personal progress or if it might be something others would generally experience too. I tend to think a lot of it is going to depend on how you set up your mouse settings and what type of mouse you have.
Same. My grip is still subtly changing over time.G0r wrote:
when I started to have real control over my mouse I found that my fingers sort of naturally changed their grip.
But not like "CLAW!!!" and "PALM!!!"... but rather just millimeter adjustments here and there, all for the best of course.
Oh hey lookie... G0r is back.
i used xornet mouse; it has a ring finger rest.. only pinkie dragging on the pad, help me to stop the mouse much better
My thumb and pinkie does, but I don't really mind. Though during a fast pace and hard beatmap, my fingers shift where I'm dragging no fingers at all.
No. All my fingers are always on my mouse. Planting fingers on the mousepad restricts range of motion, especially for low dpi players.