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Re: Finding the right Sensitivity

Steve Horton — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 16:24:10 -0000

Cool, a response :) I was afraid nobody would see this since it's dated. I did a search about this and could only find one other guy talking about it. He went into details about Pi and Phi, taking the Golden Ratio of your screen size and using Phi numbers to determine the sensitivity. I came to that point and got confused. I try to play daily, but I'm always searching for the best graphics and mouse settings. Never really happy especially when I think I'm doing good, then I come across somebody really dominating and racking up kills and headshots. Very humbling to see...

Re: Finding the right Sensitivity

twistereli — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 08:13:50 -0000

I think it would be 2.14159 or 3.14159 or 4.1415...

2.14159 would be the best I guess, since it gives you a little more control because it's slower than what you're used to :)

Re: Finding the right Sensitivity

Steve Horton — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 07:54:13 -0000

I use 2.6 sensitivity. So you are saying add pi to 2.6? That would put me at 5.7415926. Use this? My confusion is here: "Anything.14159 etc will work." Does this mean take my 2.6 and add .14159? Giving me 2.74149. Or do I take my 2.6 and make it 2.614159? :D

Re: Finding the right Sensitivity

twistereli — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 05:57:08 -0000

Sounds really logical to me! Can't wait to try it out myself.

Thanks for sharing this!

Re: Finding the right Sensitivity

Value of Pi — Fri, 30 Dec 2011 08:55:57 -0000

Try setting your mouse setting to anything, and then add the value of pi to it. 3.1415926 ... etc, plus 0, 1, 2, 3, whatever. Anything.14159 etc will work.

This really works. The movement of the mouse should have pi built in, but it does not. The player is navigating a crosshair around in a circle, and the mouse sensitivity seems to affect the perspective in such a way that makes this imaginary circle more or less round, but it never is right unless you add pi to it.

Lots of players know about this I think, but then others don't, so it makes it kind of not fun. I mean, once you try this you might first be happy, but when a player gets kicked for cheating all the time it gets boring . . . the only fun would be to play with all players adding pi to their sensitivity, only then is it fair.

The crosshair will move right to where you look, by instinct, once you get used to it. It's frightening.

Re: A vstr Cycle

twistereli — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 05:03:10 -0000

There are 2 options, the most simple one makes you switch between the 2 weapons you used the last.

/bind mouse3 weaplastused

That'd mean if you hold the luger and switch to the mp40 manually, then pressing mouse3 would switch it back to the luger and if you press again it changes to mp40 and so on ...

The other option is a more complex script, it works for both allies and axis without using another script.

bind mouse3 “vstr weapswap”

set weapswap “vstr weap1″

set weap1 “weaponbank 3; set weapswap vstr weap2″

set weap2 “weaponbank 2; set weapswap vstr weap1″

Re: A vstr Cycle

Legado_fsb — Mon, 26 Dec 2011 14:21:51 -0000

thanks for help...
and how can I do a bind to use one button to swap betwen colt and thompson...I just play for one year and somethings is hard to me...lol
and if you do it, do I can use de same command for luger and MP40( I think I will have to use other button) but if this is possible, use only one bind to do it.

Re: A vstr Cycle

twistereli — Mon, 26 Dec 2011 09:28:26 -0000

The scripting system we can use doesn’t have the ability to see how many bullets there are in your weapon. This means your request could be done, but only within a custom mod like Jaymod running on a server.So actually it is possible, but not for you personally.
In other words, no you cannot do this yourself.
Try playing around with settings like auto change weapon. Otherwise you’ll have to bind a button to swap between the colt and thompson, eventhough that’s not what you wanted.
I wish I could script this for you, but it is impossible
- WolfensteinET Admin

Re: A vstr Cycle

Legado_fsb — Mon, 26 Dec 2011 09:15:06 -0000

hi, I would like to know if you can make a bind that change the weapon after last shoot to another weapon...when tompson last shoot was did, change to colt without press other botton..only hold de mouse1(attack)...can you do it??
please help...and thanks

Re: Site Redesign – What do YOU prefer?

njmartin — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 05:30:37 -0000

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Re: How to Use New Configs and Organize them in Folders

Eli — Sun, 03 Apr 2011 11:57:24 -0000

You can use any cfg, doesn't have to be maus.cfg
Go to gamersfiles.net or etconfig.net or some other cfg site to find one.

Re: How to Use New Configs and Organize them in Folders

Daan Jordens — Sun, 03 Apr 2011 10:34:19 -0000

i don't get anything of it, maus.cfg? the download line is broken :'(

Re: Creating your Own Config

Daan Jordens — Sun, 03 Apr 2011 06:57:49 -0000

thanks

Re: Adding Content to your Config

admin — Sun, 12 Dec 2010 08:02:15 -0000

Avoid using Word. Try using Notepad (Windows) or Text Editor (Mac) like I do in the video.

Good luck.

Re: Adding Content to your Config

EFC|Cote d Ivore — Sun, 12 Dec 2010 07:48:36 -0000

when i copy all from word and i save and i type /exec mycfg in the console an error comes up saing Cbuf_InsertText Overflowed ...and my pings get high...any help...?

Re: Bind in a Bind

admin — Sun, 12 Dec 2010 05:31:12 -0000

It's always a little safer to spread out vstrs, yes.

Sorry for the late responce :D

Re: Bind in a Bind

Drifty — Mon, 06 Dec 2010 03:04:55 -0000

mhm yea it wasn't for me.. But i think I shouldnt bind it in one vstr.. or would I?

Re: Finding the right Sensitivity

George Yuengling — Sun, 05 Dec 2010 02:06:36 -0000

The Razer Deathadder is an great mouse. I have been using it for just over a year now, and it has drastically increased my frags in Counter-Strike Source. If you want to get the perfect gaming mouse, go with the Razer Deathadder.

Re: Bind in a Bind

admin — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 07:24:29 -0000

Everything should work except the last line wont as you probably expect.
I don't know what sniperscript you're talking about, if you use

set sniper2 "+weapalt; com..."

you will scope your rifle when pressing that x and it will remain until you undo it with mouse2.
so maybe you need to replace that with the vstr of the sniper script you're talking about.

Re: Bind in a Bind

Drifty — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 03:31:46 -0000

Hey I got a question,
Will this work?

I'm trying to get the first 2 settings that mouse2 is binded as weapalt, and the 3rd will activate the sniperscript as you push mouse2.
It would help me so much if you could help me.
Thanks

set sniper0 "bind MOUSE2 +weapalt ;com_maxfps 125 ; sensitivity 1.1 ; m_pitch 0.016; set cyclesniper vstr sniper1; echo ^7Sniper mode OFF"
set sniper1 "bind MOUSE2 +weapalt ;com_maxfps 125 ; sensitivity 1.1 ; m_pitch 0.016; set cyclesniper vstr sniper2; echo ^7Sniper mode 1"
set sniper2 "+weapalt; com_maxfps 125 ; sensitivity 1.1 ; m_pitch 0.016; set cyclesniper vstr sniper0; echo ^7Sniper mode 2"

set cyclesniper vstr sniper0
bind x vstr cyclesniper

Re: A vstr Cycle

admin — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 07:54:55 -0000

Exactly! Any name will work as long as it's different :)

Re: A vstr Cycle

Drifty — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 05:50:46 -0000

Oky thanks, so cycle2 is possible.
Tested this and it works.
So basically, I could set as miuch as cycles as i want
if i give it a unique name like cycle2, cycle3, etc?

thanks for the effort to give a response.

Re: A vstr Cycle

admin — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 05:16:58 -0000

To be honest I never tried using 2 vstr cycles with the same name at the same time.
But probably the sniper one will be used if you press f4 or T, just because it's more at the bottom of the cfg and Wolfenstein reads it later than the spawn script and overwrites it.

If you want it to work separately, you should swap any "cycle" (the word itself) you see with something like "cycle2"

Like this:

set sniper0 “com_maxfps 71 ; sensitivity 4 ; m_pitch 0.035; set cycle2 vstr sniper1; echo ^7Sniperscript on”
set sniper1 “com_maxfps 125 ; sensitivity 1.4 ; m_pitch 0.022; set cycle2 vstr sniper0; echo ^7Sniperscript off”
set cycle2 vstr sniper0
bind t vstr cycle2

Re: A vstr Cycle

Drifty — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 04:49:05 -0000

Can you use 2 vstr cycles in one cfg?
My question is, can you give the cycle a name so it is unique?

I got this now, but not sure it it works for both cycles.

1 >>
set spawn0 "setspawnpt 0; set cycle vstr spawn1; echo ^7spawning at ^7spawn point 0"
set spawn1 "setspawnpt 1; set cycle vstr spawn2; echo ^7spawning at ^7spawn Point 1"
set spawn2 "setspawnpt 2; set cycle vstr spawn3; echo ^7spawning at ^7spawn Point 2"
set spawn3 "setspawnpt 4; set cycle vstr spawn0; echo ^7spawning at ^7spawn Point 4"

set cycle vstr spawn0
bind F4 vstr cycle

2 >>
set sniper0 "com_maxfps 71 ; sensitivity 4 ; m_pitch 0.035; set cycle vstr sniper1; echo ^7Sniperscript on"
set sniper1 "com_maxfps 125 ; sensitivity 1.4 ; m_pitch 0.022; set cycle vstr sniper0; echo ^7Sniperscript off"
set cycle vstr sniper0
bind t vstr cycle

Will it execute both vstr's, or just one that is pushed first?

Greets.

Re: Bind in a Bind

admin — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 03:46:31 -0000

So basically what I wrote in the post itself :D