Correct me if im wrong, but Raw Input bypasses windows sensitivity, therefore giving me a different sensitivity result in game? This certainly feels like the case switching between desktop and game.Trosk- wrote:
If you set your mouse sensitivity to 1x it will be the same as on your desktop.
That's a really round-about way of getting to it. See my post above. Besides, if you can change the DPI of your mouse, you should probably just be using the mouse settings from the screenshot I posted above and a 1x sensitivity in-game and adjust your mouse DPI instead. Raw input or not shouldn't make a difference in this case.catron44 wrote:
I think the solution was to let my mouse hotkey switch between 2000 DPI (my desktop setting with 7/11 windows sens), to 2333 DPI (which calculates to be the same true sensitivity with 6/11 windows sens(which should be the same as raw input, as it is the default windows sens)).
If you don't have the 'enhance pointer precision' setting enabled in the windows mouse settings, and are using a sensitivity of exactly 1 in-game, then yes, that's correct.catron44 wrote:
So basically, if raw input has the same sensitivity as 6/11 default windows sensitivity (which gets bypassed) then the problem is solved. Can anyone confirm this?
Why would you do that? Read my previous post.catron44 wrote:
Or alternatively I could have had DPI permanently at 2333, windows sensitivity permanently at 6, and raw input off?
VeilStar wrote:
I take it this can be marked resolved then.