Syncing Mouse Sensitivity

[lemo]

Hello Everyone,

Does anyone know of a program that will allow me to sync my mouse sensitivity for in-game use and out-of-game use? I'm curious because I don't play many games but when I do, I would prefer not to have to familiarize myself with a different sensitivity. Thank you!

p.s. I play CS:Source and BF2 mainly.

 

[0roo0roo]

turn off acceleration? thats what i do with my mx700

 

[Malak]

FPS's always have a way to adjust mouse sensitivity, just adjust it to the way you like it.

 

[Appledrop]

Get a Razer Diamondback - a great mouse and has on the fly sensitivity - u hold down one of the side buttons and move the scroll wheel up or down and the sensitivity increases or decreases, and you get a GUI to show the current sens.!!

 

[EpsiIon]

Originally posted by: lemo
Hello Everyone,

Does anyone know of a program that will allow me to sync my mouse sensitivity for in-game use and out-of-game use? I'm curious because I don't play many games but when I do, I would prefer not to have to familiarize myself with a different sensitivity. Thank you!

p.s. I play CS:Source and BF2 mainly.

Nearly impossible, sorry. Different applications handle the mouse differently. The amount of work necessary to do something like this for a large number of games is simply not worth it.

 

[lemo]

Okay, well thank you for all the input!

 

[Sfumato]

Originally posted by: lemo
Okay, well thank you for all the input!

I know this doesnt help you ,sorry, but it may help somone else who's interested in this topic.

If you have a logitech mouse get logigamer , not only can you make as many profiles as you want but it extends the functions available to the mouse buttons. For example if you dont use side scrolling (mx1000) you can set the buttons to copy or paste, or whatever, the list is long.

logigamer.com


http://www.logigamer.com/gKeyboardHook.htm *keyboard hook program

I have multiple profiles, and Ive even gone so far as to use logi's "gKeyboardHook extended key remapping utility" to map my f12 and f11 keys to two different profiles so that I can switch it on the fly in game. Theres a 1 second pause while driver reloads but then all is well.

Create 2 profiles with to different sensitivities, say ProfA & ProfB
- Assign an extended key, e.g. F13 to a mouse button in ProfA, F14 in ProfB.
- In gKeyBoardHookConfig assign F13 to launch a program. In this case it can be "<path to LGL>\LogiGamerLITE.exe ProfA /q" and F14 to "<path to LGL>\LogiGamerLITE.exe ProfB /q".

So when you press the button (F13) it will apply ProfA and that profiles axis sensitivities and press same button again (now F14) to Apply ProfB with diff sensitivities

This guy has created some sweet software.