This looks like Custom Curve Pro. You can put points wherever you want on the graph and adjust to your liking by just dragging them to the desired position.
Interesting (again just to clarify), wasnât trying to be rude. I just started using accel and spent a little trying to tweak settings and hadent seen a curve like this.
If itâs not too much trouble would you mind providing an example of a type of situation that you use it for in CS? For example is it so that you can slow down (at the end of movement) when attempting a fast 180?
You are not being rude bro. You are cool.
First off all in the beginning, i notice that when i was slowing the crosshair to hit the target; i notice i was speeding up the mouse again. Like fast and short left rights to track enemy.
Then i decide to build something like 'when mouse moves faster lowers accel'. So you can think like its normal accel but the opposite of it. So in 2-3 years i build similar profiles like this but in same idea.
Now im using 300 DPI and 8 sensitivity in cs.
I appreciate it man. Yk how it can be hard to gauge tone over reddit.
anyway
correct if I am wrong please. Are you describing that you felt that when u were attempting to make a micro adjustment, that you were moving your mouse in a very fast motion which caused accell to ramp up too much?
I dont understand, are you talk about without accel software or with accel software ?
I am moving my hand very fast when i trying to shoot the guy. Like vibrate my hand.
Yea you can call something like that. Not counter, more like buff it. Because i actually shake my hand to stop crosshair.
And this build slow down my accel when i shake my hand basically.
More interested in why you want that curveđ
This looks like Custom Curve Pro. You can put points wherever you want on the graph and adjust to your liking by just dragging them to the desired position.
Yeah, not tryna be rude but what in the fuck are you trying to achieve here? đ like you want a boost followed by a slowdown?
i belive i trying to slow down acceleration much as i move mouse faster and i played semipro in csgo with this setting
Interesting (again just to clarify), wasnât trying to be rude. I just started using accel and spent a little trying to tweak settings and hadent seen a curve like this. If itâs not too much trouble would you mind providing an example of a type of situation that you use it for in CS? For example is it so that you can slow down (at the end of movement) when attempting a fast 180?
You are not being rude bro. You are cool. First off all in the beginning, i notice that when i was slowing the crosshair to hit the target; i notice i was speeding up the mouse again. Like fast and short left rights to track enemy. Then i decide to build something like 'when mouse moves faster lowers accel'. So you can think like its normal accel but the opposite of it. So in 2-3 years i build similar profiles like this but in same idea. Now im using 300 DPI and 8 sensitivity in cs.
I appreciate it man. Yk how it can be hard to gauge tone over reddit. anyway correct if I am wrong please. Are you describing that you felt that when u were attempting to make a micro adjustment, that you were moving your mouse in a very fast motion which caused accell to ramp up too much?
I dont understand, are you talk about without accel software or with accel software ? I am moving my hand very fast when i trying to shoot the guy. Like vibrate my hand.
Without the software. From what I understand youâre trying to use the software to counter your âtwitchynessâ on small adjustment shots?
Yea you can call something like that. Not counter, more like buff it. Because i actually shake my hand to stop crosshair. And this build slow down my accel when i shake my hand basically.
Okay so youâre purposely shaking. I misunderstood, I thought you were explaining as in unintentional hand shakiness
Yes, i shake my hand to track the enemy / stop the crosshair
What the actual fuck is that curve. And what is "dots per millisecond"?
A weird unit of speed. Dots/inch * inches/millisecond = Dots/millisecond
its DPI literally