CS mouse settings for auto aim enemies and mouse filtering

Auto-aim is only useful in cheat mode, right? However, the legend is no fun to turn on the cheat command. In short, it's just a decoration-like setting.

Mouse filtering is not mouse acceleration, but mainly smooths small mouse movements. For example, you aim at the opponent's stomach and want to raise it to the head position. If this option is enabled, the result of moving the mouse quickly is smooth, that is, the crosshair is smooth from the opponent's stomach to the opponent's head.

If it is closed, it is the opposite, and it is done in one step.

Generally speaking, the master is closed, and if you are not confident in yourself, you can still turn it on. In the example above, if you raise yourself too high on top of the opponent's head, you can still get a headshot by turning on this option.

Auto-aim is when you use a sniper, and that cross can automatically float towards people, but it's not as ruthless as it is allowed to be slow. Cripple settings. Mouse filtering is mouse acceleration. Don't open it.

It's useless, it's not easy to use. Or do it yourself. Give it a try.

Mouse filtering is the balancing of the mouse's movement speed, for example, if you move the crosshair from point A to point B, this process cannot be uniform (I hope you have studied physics), and turning on this option is to make this displacement uniform.

That is, there is no speed change in the movement of the mouse, and the effect on a normal desktop is that there will be no ghosting and other effects.

Got it? In the case of high stability, this is fine, but if you like to throw guns, then you don't have to choose

The other items are very easy to understand:

Reverse Mouse: Reverses the mouse on the upper and lower axes. That is: the movement of the mouse will turn up into down and down into up.

Mouse look: Use the mouse to see your surroundings, i.e., use the mouse to control your in-game vision.

Mouse Filter: This setting will smooth out mouse movements. Sounds cool, but please turn it off, otherwise it will slightly correct your aiming and your positioning will no longer be accurate.

Counter-Strike calculates all mouse movements between two frames and then takes an average, which will make your mouse move "sticky". This also means that your mouse's final movement depends on an old statistic, which means that you can't pull the crosshair exactly where you want it to be. Also, theoretically, by turning off the mouse's filtering options, you can get a slight increase in the refresh rate on an older device.

Joystick: If you prefer to use a joystick in the game, you can choose this option. However, since the game needs to be initialized with a joystick, it will also take up a lot of system resources in the game, so it will slow down the reading speed of the game, which is even more obvious on old machines.

Joystick look: Use the joystick to see your surroundings, which is similar to mouse viewing, i.e., using the joystick to control your view in the game.

Auto-Aim: Automatically aims at enemies. This option is enabled by default and can be turned off on most servers.

While it can correct (rather than improve) your aim, it also affects your movement. Therefore, most players think that this option is purely frivolous.

Mouse Sensitivity: This option allows you to adjust your mouse speed as the game progresses, and it also determines the movement speed of your crosshairs. The following are recommended, but your choice depends on your habits and peripherals.

This is definitely not to say that the lower the mouse speed, the better, the pro players may have slower speeds, but they use the same mouse as yours. For example, a 25 yuan miscellaneous photoelectric mouse is absolutely different from the speed in the game, so carefully choose the mouse speed that suits you.

Don't choose mouse smoothing, it looks more comfortable when selected, but the position of the crosshair may be different from the actual position.

First of all, you send the Quick Jie to the desktop, then right-click on the shortcut on the desktop, and then type -noforcemaccel -noforcemparms -noforcemspd after the exe in the target

Note that there is a space in front of ---noforcemaccel, don't forget.

If you find that there is still a slight acceleration of the computer, open my computer, Control Panel, Mouse, Mouse, Pointer Options, and turn off Improve Mouse Accuracy.

Go to the game settings and turn off Smooth Mouse Movement in Mouse Options.

Sensitivity is a self-perceived thing, some like to be fast, some people like to be slow, you just have to think that if there is a sudden enemy around you, you can move it at him without much effort, and that's fine, I personally have a mouse sensitivity of 1000 dpi.

Mouse sensitivity to see how you feel, a person a sensitivity,

The role of straight line correction. The white point is: the size of the recoil of the gun will be offset to the top and bottom, left and right after the bullet is issued, if you do not check the "mouse filter", then the aiming head will not move and expand, but the trajectory of the bullet still exists.

Hooking will affect the hit rate (we will subconsciously automatically mouse, causing the bullet to shift), but generally used to a certain gun, even if you don't aim at the head, you can use it very well, for old players to check or not to tick is about the same, personal habit problems. Most of them were ticked, including me. Because this is the default of the system at first, and then slowly get used to it, it will be a little awkward to suddenly not tick.

Players who like to use machine guns will be better off checking, and other checks will not be checked depending on personal habits, which has no effect on the quality of the game.

If the mouse and mouse pad are ready, remove the tick of this option. If it's bad, check it off. The positioning of the mouse for CS competitive games is very important, just like turning off the mouse acceleration.

It's like turning off the graphics card in vertical sync, and if you want to play well, you have to delve into these things. Now that someone is researching, we just need to learn from it. But don't borrow everything either.

Know how to do it in moderation.

My personal habit is,These options to adjust the mouse are not selected,The advantage is that I can move the crosshair to the enemy's head as quickly as possible,The disadvantage is that beginners lose the stability of the control crosshair,Personally, I recommend that you don't choose,Otherwise, you will feel that sometimes your movements are very slow。

It is recommended that you do not use it! After I used it, the mouse became super slow, and then I had to increase the sensitivity of the mouse from normal to normal!

It's mine. It's also 3D|ksharp.

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There are some in the previous issues, so let's take a look.

That's actually the movement of the mouse details, and it doesn't have a big impact.

Zhibi is a master of saying that you are bored with wisdom.,Shrimp turned around and was a headshot.,People are aware of the coexistence of marksmanship.,Accustomed to it.。。

The mouse moves smoothly, and there will be an error when shooting when this is opened, (you can try it yourself, in fact, there will be no impression).

Mouse filtering is the balance of the mouse's movement speed, for example, you move the crosshair from point A to point B, this process cannot be uniform (I hope you have studied physics), and turning on this option is to make this displacement uniform That is, the movement of the mouse does not change speed, and the effect on the ordinary desktop is that there will be no ghosting and so on, this is good, check it.