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Lorenzo

Jul 27 2005, 01:52 PM

hi, my friend has a problem to play ns.

he brought a new wireless-mouse, and now he cant play ns because of the HARDWARE ACCELERATION; tried to adjust trough option--> menu, but no 1 solution fix the problem....
whatever he does, the acceleration will always rest to maximum value when entering ns, making the game unplayable

he cant disinstall the driver,because the mouse can be a remote controller and he use it very often.

the mouse is--> logitech mediaplay

suggestion?

i want to play with him :*
thx all and sorry for bad english

BlueNovember

Jul 27 2005, 03:19 PM

cl_mouseaccel 0?

urinalcake

Jul 28 2005, 12:36 AM

You can disable mouse acceleration in your Control Panel if that is what you're referring to.

Control Panel -> Mouse.

Lorenzo

Jul 28 2005, 04:04 PM

alredy tried that solution, but no 1 of this resolve it.

other suggestion man? :cry:

Hassaan

Jul 28 2005, 04:58 PM

In order to disable windows mouse acceleration (which is on by default), you need the CPL mouse fix.

http://ftp.thecpl.com/mouse_fix.zip

Also, try lowering your mouse sensitivity in windows control panel and ingame using "sensitivity" in console.

Hope that helps.

DarkFrost

Jul 28 2005, 05:33 PM

QUOTE (urinalcake @ Jul 28 2005, 01:36 AM)

You can disable mouse acceleration in your Control Panel if that is what you're referring to.

Control Panel -> Mouse.

Not with windows XP, even fully updated its still bugged.

Hassaan's correct.

Lorenzo

Jul 29 2005, 01:38 PM

QUOTE (Hassaan @ Jul 28 2005, 11:58 AM)

it dont works :cry:

somebody have other solution?

Lorenzo

Jul 31 2005, 09:57 AM

up 1/3

BlueNovember

Jul 31 2005, 10:52 PM

Random confusion...

We're talking about mouse acceleration, right? Cause by the hardware? I re-read your post and was not quite sure. "Hardware acceleration" is something else altogether.

QUOTE

In software mode, your CPU is doing all the hard work involved in rendering 3D scenes. Since this is a lot of work it can get pretty slow for complex scenes. Fortunately, nearly every home PC nowadays has a video card which supports hardware acceleration. In hardware mode, a lot of the complex tasks are done by specialized hardware on the video card, which frees up the CPU to do other things. This can result in a dramatic increase in speed.

What is the exact error you are getting, and what specs (graphics/cpu/ram basics and mouse make and model) are your friend's PC?

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