Barely anyone seems to notice this :/

[Ond kaja]

[QUOTE=AyesDyef;26180227]People with money to buy items from the Mann Co Store have an unfair advantage over the poor and Irish.[/QUOTE]

That's actually true. At least within the few days of when new items are released.

[cerious]

I was already using a registry hack to play like this but it's nice that Valve finally implemented it after so long.

[Jimbomcb]

[QUOTE=GM0D;26178843]Also if you experience low fps and have this option on, your mouse won't feel sluggish or aim "behind" or whatever.[/QUOTE]

yeah, it's the equivalent of hardware mouse in World of Warcraft for anyone who plays that.

i'm thinking the issue that some people were having with the mouse going offscreen was due to the sensitivity being too high, in one frame if they sharply turned then the cursor went offscreen and it was confused, pure speculation though

[Dazza]

please remove the c from ur name so it's just jimbomb

that's how i say it anyways

[brandonsh]

[QUOTE=Dazza;26181179]please remove the c from ur name so it's just jimbomb

that's how i say it anyways[/QUOTE]

I think it's pronounced Jimbo McB.

[Kaz]

Awesome, maybe now I can actually kill shit.

[SlashSpeed]

If if enable this, i can't move my weapon inside the game. I can move the mouse in the menu(even when i press ESC while on a server), but i can't move it while actually playing(holding a weapon).

[Skelosk]

Now,in dumbass English please....I can't figure what that means!

[CrazyBaconLegs]

[QUOTE=DEMONSKUL;26187806]Now,in dumbass English please....I can't figure what that means![/QUOTE]

When you move your mouse, instead of going through the windows drivers and then to the game, it just goes straight to the game.
[sp]I MAY HAVE NO IDEA WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT[/sp]

[Adrien Brody.]

[QUOTE=brandonsh;26181209]I think it's pronounced Jimbo McB.[/QUOTE]

i always pronounced it jim-bom-cuh-b
i sound like a retard when i do

[Draqo]

Why does every thread turn into a "i prnunce jimbomcb leik dis xDD"-thread?

Let's try and stay on topic, please.

[Purple Magpie]

If this even slightly helps with the cursor leaving the window, I'll be happy. That was always so annoying, especially when you're in the middle of a big fight and you click out. Ubers are the worst time for it.

[QUOTE=Draqo;26188633]Why does every thread turn into a "i prnunce jimbomcb leik dis xDD"-thread?[/QUOTE]

I've been here over a year and this is the first one I've ever seen.

[Nerfed]

[QUOTE=Lijitsu;26190198]I've been here over a year and this is the first one I've ever seen.[/QUOTE]Blame KritzKast.

KK dudes: *fail at pronouncing*
Jim: oh btw, it's pronounced "Jimbo Mac Bee"

[DainBramageStud]

[QUOTE=CrazyBaconLegs;26187924]When you move your mouse, instead of going through the windows drivers and then to the game, it just goes straight to the game.
[sp]I MAY HAVE NO IDEA WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT[/sp][/QUOTE]

other way round

[milkandcooki]

This thread reminds me that you can see under the model of the Heavy's bullet sash thing if he jumps in the air.

[OutOfExile2]

Sorry for the bump but I didn't want to make a new thread about this. I just got a new mouse and am currently at 1500DPI and a 500 polling speed, should I turn this on?

[WilhelmScreamer]

I still don't get why this is useful.

[Venomousbeetle]

[QUOTE=WilhelmScreamer;26454451]I still don't get why this is useful.[/QUOTE]

If laptop players hit the edge of the pad by accident the aim fucks up, thus this is useful

[Nerfed]

[QUOTE=OutOfExile2;26454320]Sorry for the bump but I didn't want to make a new thread about this. I just got a new mouse and am currently at 1500DPI and a 500 polling speed, should I turn this on?[/QUOTE]You should turn it on regardless of CPI and polling rate :v:

[DelBoy]

[QUOTE=VenomousBeetle;26458664]If laptop players hit the edge of the pad by accident the aim fucks up, thus this is useful[/QUOTE]
People actually play TF2 with those tiny touchpads?

[HyperTH]

[QUOTE=Shugo;26178219]Oh God, I hate that so much. I'll hear a Spy uncloak behind me, WHIP AROUND TO FIRE A ROCKET IN HIS FACE...and stand perfectly still. By the time I regain my wits, he's already slipped around behind me again and taken me out. :saddowns:[/QUOTE]

I hear that, 'guv.

[Scotty_]

[quote=tra;26177075]"[windows] added support for raw mouse input. Raw input reads directly from the mouse, bypassing windows control panel mouse settings. This addresses issues with high dpi mice, and provides for a more reliable controller experience at various resolutions"[/quote]

yes

[-Jake-]

This feels so good on my hand.

And my dick

[DuncanFrost]

[QUOTE=OutOfExile2;26454320]Sorry for the bump but I didn't want to make a new thread about this. I just got a new mouse and am currently at 1500DPI and a 500 polling speed, should I turn this on?[/QUOTE]

everyone should have it on all the time. my game has actually improved a shitload since i started using it

[Mechtroid]

[QUOTE=Jimbomcb;26177141]It doesn't move the cursor back to the middle each time it hits the edge, it moves the cursor back to the middle each frame. It uses the distance the mouse has travelled from the last frame and moves your view accordingly.

[editline]20th November 2010[/editline]

And I'm pretty sure having raw input, among other things, gives you a higher polling rate resulting in less movements done more frequently resulting in what appears to be smoother movement. I could be wrong though.

[editline]20th November 2010[/editline]

I'm pretty sure also, because it's reading raw input from the mouse, the sensitivity will always be the exact same for everyone whereas before, 5.0 could be a different sensitivity to someone else with 5.0 because of the windows mouse sensitivity adjusting it before the game picks up input.[/QUOTE]

The last one is true, I believe the second is as well, but the first is false... Kinda. TF2 actually already moves the cursor back to the middle each frame without raw input. You can try this by bringing up Task Manager over the center of the TF2 window. Click anywhere on the TF2 window, and then move your mouse around. You can watch your mouse flicker every which way. I believe raw input does have a higher polling rate, so it is harder to make TF2 minimize or lose focus, but it's still possible.

[vyktar1]

below the raw input option there is mouse acceleration, should i even apply the setting or not, as it says it suggested if i use raw input.

[Nerfed]

[QUOTE=vyktar1;26466612]below the raw input option there is mouse acceleration, should i even apply the setting or not, as it says it suggested if i use raw input.[/QUOTE]I have no idea why acceleration is suggested. From my experience, it's horrible.

Valve be trollin.

[vyktar1]

[QUOTE=Nerfed;26466848]I have no idea why acceleration is suggested. From my experience, it's horrible.

Valve be trollin.[/QUOTE]

i read up a little bit, and apparently its a horrible thing to use, basically speeds up your cursor movement based on how fast you move your mouse. some people say that if you use acceleration, you should turn it off and learn how to aim from scratch. i'm not going to use it.

this setting kind of reminds me of how xbox and ps3 controllers work. the more you push on the stick, the faster you turn.

[Nerfed]

[QUOTE=vyktar1;26466929]i read up a little bit, and apparently its a horrible thing to use, basically speeds up your cursor movement based on how fast you move your mouse. some people say that if you use acceleration, you should turn it off and learn how to aim from scratch. i'm not going to use it.

this setting kind of reminds me of how xbox and ps3 controllers work. the more you push on the stick, the faster you turn.[/QUOTE]Um no offense, but your cursor will obviously move faster if you move the mouse faster :v

For all I know, acceleration will make the cursor accelerate if you move the mouse at a constant speed (not to mention it just kills your cursor when you flick the mouse in one direction quickly).

[haccess]

[QUOTE=Nerfed;26467749]Um no offense, but your cursor will obviously move faster if you move the mouse faster :v

For all I know, acceleration will make the cursor accelerate if you move the mouse at a constant speed (not to mention it just kills your cursor when you flick the mouse in one direction quickly).[/QUOTE]

Actually with mouse acceleration if you move your mouse 2 inches slowly your character may turn 15 degrees, and if you move your mouse 2 inches really quickly your character may turn 45 degrees. This variation makes it pretty hard to get the "muscle-memory" needed to be accurate and you are far better off learning to aim without any acceleration.