Sensitivity Increase

[jit]

Yo ppl, its me Jit. I decided to be more active in trem and in doing so, i frequently switch from trem to windows. I run windows vista sp1. Upon returning to the game, i find that my sensitivity has increased like three times. I can normally turn about 240 degrees in one sweep and i have found that i can turn about 900 degree's in one sweep. I use a logitech g5 battlefield 2142 edition with setpoint 4.60.122 driver edition. Hopefully one of the many people on the forums who own a g5 can help me out . Anyone know how i can stop this from happening and stuff?

[benmachine]

You can set the sensitivity in-game using /sensitivity in the console.

[jit]

no. i check my sensitivity and it increases when it doesn't change. i never change my sensitivity on my mouse or ingame. It just changes by itself but the number doesn't change. It stays at 5 where i keep it. None of the numbers change, only when i go switch back to trem is when it changes.

scenario: I play trem. Then i'm like let me go check aim. so i minimize tremulous ( i play in fullscreen) by pressing the windows button. trem goes down and i click on aim and talk to some peeps. i go back to tremulous by clicking it on the taskbar on the bottom (windows vista sp1). i move around and find that my sensitivity has increased by a LOT!. Like 3 folds. I check my sensitivity ingame, its the same; i check my dpi, its the same. But my sensitivity has increased.

I don't know why this happens, but i believe it must a bug or something in vista cus this never happened to me when i was on my old win xp sp1 computer.

[Lakitu7]

Did you tell your drivers to have different sensitivity/DPI in different applications?

[Sap]

This won't be a permanent solution but you could try  /vid_restart and see if that 'defaults' the sensitivity.

[ACKMAN]

/m_yaw and /m_pitch maybe?

[Archangel]

/m_yaw and /m_pitch maybe?

did you even READ what he said?! It's something to do with Vista.

[Lava Croft]

Don't use Setpoint and it should automagically solve most of your problems.

At least, it has always done so for me and my MX518.

[benmachine]

This won't be a permanent solution but you could try  /vid_restart and see if that 'defaults' the sensitivity.

/in_restart is also worth a try

[jit]

Did you tell your drivers to have different sensitivity/DPI in different applications?

No. I have gamesettings on for tremulous.exe . I have tried vid_restart and it doesnt work. I'll try /in_restart and pitch and yaw were the same. btw, I used the same settings in XP.

[+ OPTIMUS +]

DoN't switch trem to windows. trem is better.