GTA V only picks up larger mouse movements, and is jumpy?
Posted: Fri Dec 27, 2013 9:03 pm
Firstly I've gone through all of the settings and believe I've set them all correctly, but on GTA V the aiming feels very jumpy. The minimum distance I can get it to move on screen is quite big :/ and the aim feels quite jittery when moving small amounts, very pixelated. I have my DPI set to 5700 on a G500, and I do not get this issue with cod 4. Here's the relevant config stuff:
I found it weird that the acceleration is 1, but that's the value that brings it back to the starting point. I've tried changing the buffer size but it doesn't seem to make any difference.
It also does not pickup slight movements in the mouse, for example if I move the mouse a tiny bit which definitely generates reports and even moves the cursor in windows (and moves aim in cod 4) then GTA doesn't move at all.
I was wondering if perhaps it has to do with the fact that it's running at 250hz instead of 100hz? Maybe gta was written for the 100hz rate? I don't know.
Edit: extra info
Latest GIMX.
Windows 7 64 bit
DIY adapter
Fat 40GB PS3
G500 & IBM Model M
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<mouse_options_list>
<mouse name="" id="0" mode="Aiming" buffer_size="1" filter="0.00"/>
</mouse_options_list>
<axis id="rstick y" label="">
<device type="mouse" id="0" name=""/>
<event type="axis" id="y" dead_zone="43" multiplier="13.34" exponent="1" shape="Circle"/>
</axis>
<axis id="rstick x" label="">
<device type="mouse" id="0" name=""/>
<event type="axis" id="x" dead_zone="43" multiplier="6.11" exponent="1" shape="Circle"/>
</axis>
It also does not pickup slight movements in the mouse, for example if I move the mouse a tiny bit which definitely generates reports and even moves the cursor in windows (and moves aim in cod 4) then GTA doesn't move at all.
I was wondering if perhaps it has to do with the fact that it's running at 250hz instead of 100hz? Maybe gta was written for the 100hz rate? I don't know.
Edit: extra info
Latest GIMX.
Windows 7 64 bit
DIY adapter
Fat 40GB PS3
G500 & IBM Model M