Mouse sensitivity on linux
Mouse sensitivity on linux
How can I change mouse sensitivity in Overgrowth on linux? Im using xinput but it's not working in games.
Re: Mouse sensitivity on linux
Right now there is no way to change it, on any platform. Just have to deal with it for now.
Re: Mouse sensitivity on linux
I did find a line in the script of aschar.as;akazi wrote:Right now there is no way to change it, on any platform. Just have to deal with it for now.
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const float _camera_rotation_inertia = 0.5f;
Re: Mouse sensitivity on linux
Nice findTimbles wrote:I did find a line in the script of aschar.as;akazi wrote:Right now there is no way to change it, on any platform. Just have to deal with it for now.
If you increase the value, then your mouse sensitivity is heightened (for moving the camera, at least), and vice versa.Code: Select all
const float _camera_rotation_inertia = 0.5f;
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Thanks for answers.
I wanted to lower sensitivity cause deathadder default sensitivity is too high for me. I changed it to
but I dont know if it's working. Is there any other unit of sensitivity?
I wanted to lower sensitivity cause deathadder default sensitivity is too high for me. I changed it to
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const float _camera_rotation_inertia = 0.1f;
Re: Mouse sensitivity on linux
Current alpha has trouble updating the scripts. Try using SUMLauncher to "clear cache", and the scripts should be properly updated.
While you're doing that, it might be worthwhile to change the multiplier more than you currently are, to make sure that it's immediately clear whether the script has been updated or not. You could try even 0.0, but 0.01 should also work. These are probably too small, but at least you'll immediately notice when the scripts start working (or if they don't work).
While you're doing that, it might be worthwhile to change the multiplier more than you currently are, to make sure that it's immediately clear whether the script has been updated or not. You could try even 0.0, but 0.01 should also work. These are probably too small, but at least you'll immediately notice when the scripts start working (or if they don't work).
Re: Mouse sensitivity on linux
There will be a config option for mouse sensitivity in A196.
Re: Mouse sensitivity on linux
Thanks David!