Depends on your setup, but mine fluctuates between 1200-2400 unless I have another game open in the background, in which case it drops to 600-800. Not that it matters though, because I have absolutely zero screen tearingKheldragar wrote:
How is the framerate variability at unlimited?
Just figured I'd quote this because unsteady (my case) does not necessarily mean unreliable. If your FPS is unreliable it won't be high enough to be notably unsteady anywaysKaoru wrote:
It doesn't waver too much, believe it or not, but sometimes people will have VERY VERY unsteady and unreliable fps with unlimited
So, when you say 6/11 windows sensitivity is your friend, does that mean it has the same effect as Raw Input? For example, if I had 6/11 windows sensitivity and Raw Input off, would I still get perfect 1:1 aim?Kaoru wrote:
A brief explanation of how raw input works: the game will intercept and use the tablet's RAW INPUT data that was being sent to windows interfacing/ drivers. This will make your aim more absolute/ without acceleration. For mouse players, 6/11 windows sensitivity is your friend. Anything else causes pixel skipping.
No, they do not work the same.XgenSlayer wrote:
Very well written and very detailed. However, I do have a question.So, when you say 6/11 windows sensitivity is your friend, does that mean it has the same effect as Raw Input? For example, if I had 6/11 windows sensitivity and Raw Input off, would I still get perfect 1:1 aim?Kaoru wrote:
A brief explanation of how raw input works: the game will intercept and use the tablet's RAW INPUT data that was being sent to windows interfacing/ drivers. This will make your aim more absolute/ without acceleration. For mouse players, 6/11 windows sensitivity is your friend. Anything else causes pixel skipping.
I didn't see anything stickied aside from the improvement tips thread, and this isn't quite the same thing. I had nothing to loseBauxe wrote:
Oh wow a new guide!
jks read this like 500 times in G&R already
You pretty much start by saying "you should copy my game settings". (threads like this have been posted a lot, and often result in the thread creator receiving abuse. Probably won't happen to you since you are more credible than rank ~80,000 players I suppose, but still)Kaoru wrote:
I didn't see anything stickied aside from the improvement tips thread, and this isn't quite the same thing. I had nothing to loseBauxe wrote:
Oh wow a new guide!
jks read this like 500 times in G&R already
de_stroyed xdddddddBauxe wrote:
Oh wow a new guide!
jks read this like 500 times in G&R already
It won't, but it'll prevent you from developing serious health problems in the future.B1rd wrote:
How is sitting in rigid position going to make me any better at circle clicking?
If by "source" you mean an article from a scientific journal I don't think you'll get one unless you find it yourself since they're kinda tough to find, but a simple google search will bring up tons of pages citing the importance of keeping your feet flat. From what I can tell it has to do with pelvic alignment.B1rd wrote:
I'd like to see a source which shows that I'll develop serious health issues from not having my feet flat on the floor.
but u dont play osu!Granger wrote:
Re: Posture
Well, i shall be damned, for daring to play osu! while lieing on my bed.
How does that even make any senseRiince wrote:
16:10 is the aspect ratio you get when you go widescreen on osu! on a 4:3 monitor
yeZenithPhantasm wrote:
I think Riince is talking about windowed.
Sorry for the really late bump, but does this mean that 6/11 mouse sensitivity alone would be more accurate and swift (Less input lag) than using Raw Input? I have a relatively slow computer which can only run osu! at 120 FPS consistently, if that makes any difference with Raw Input.Kaoru wrote:
No, they do not work the same.
Again, since windows does not process the raw input data and it goes directly to the game, windows doesn't affect the way the data is handled (minus your usual basic sensitivities, such as the 6/11). After the raw data is handled by windows, any acceleration, and your mouse drivers it is then used/ monitored in the game, causing some slight input delay
I hope that makes a little bit more sense
More accurate, yes. Less input lag, noXgenSlayer wrote:
Sorry for the really late bump, but does this mean that 6/11 mouse sensitivity alone would be more accurate and swift (Less input lag) than using Raw Input? I have a relatively slow computer which can only run osu! at 120 FPS consistently, if that makes any difference with Raw Input.Kaoru wrote:
No, they do not work the same.
Again, since windows does not process the raw input data and it goes directly to the game, windows doesn't affect the way the data is handled (minus your usual basic sensitivities, such as the 6/11). After the raw data is handled by windows, any acceleration, and your mouse drivers it is then used/ monitored in the game, causing some slight input delay
I hope that makes a little bit more sense