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Diffrent sensitivty on diffrent classes?
Created 25th November 2010 @ 12:36
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Is there a way for me to have diffrent sensitivities on diffrent classes?
If yes, how?
Just type the sensitivity you want in your class cfgs if im not wrong
dont do it. just dont. keep lowering it until you have something you can play all classes on
Different sensitivities for class/weapon does work, just type it in your class.cfg file and it will change it when you select that class
sensitivity xx.xx
put the number u like insted of xx in every class.cfg
Last edited by nophantasy,
Quoted from franco
dont do it. just dont. keep lowering it until you have something you can play all classes on
Have to agree with this; I play medic with a high sens and scout with a low sens, and whenever I’ve played medic, my scout aim is completely gone for a while (starts to come back after ~2 hours non-stop DM).
technically it’s no biggie, you can go as far as changing it for every weapon if you’d like. but that’s just messed up. personally I tend to play sniper with a lower sens than other classes. (infact it’s possible to have the rifle have greater sens whilst zoomed out to look around faster and the lower it when zoomed in to not wave around like a spastic cretin, that’s abit messed up too tho’)
sensitivity x.xx
inside the configs and maybe within the aliases you’re using to switch it around.
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Quoted from Spike Himself
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Have to agree with this; I play medic with a high sens and scout with a low sens, and whenever I’ve played medic, my scout aim is completely gone for a while (starts to come back after ~2 hours non-stop DM).
800 DPI gamesens 8.1 as soldier and 9.1 as medic ;) its not a big step, but it works well
There, i think it works now.. I put:
2.8 on medic
2.4 on scout/sniper
and 2.6 on the rest :D
1600 dpi @ razer abyssus
Think it works well ^^
exception that proves the rule mikey mike :]
Quoted from franco
dont do it. just dont. keep lowering it until you have something you can play all classes on
a high sens makes medding a lot easier, at least that’s what i’ve gathered in my poor, limited experience of this game so far. I may agree with Spike, but I’m a shit scout anyway most of the time so that may be a factor as well.
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