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  • #1

    Cool Sensitivity Binds

    If there was an easier way to do this, then I'll be damned.

    Anywho, I found myself always changing my sensitivity depending on what server I was on, because of my ping. So I made this and stuck it in autoexec.cfg !


    Page Up = Raise Sensitivity
    Page Down = Lower Sensitivity
    End = Show Sensitivity


    Code:
    ///////////////////
// SENS UP/DOWN
///////////////////

alias sensup su85
alias su65 "sensitivity 6.5; echo sensitivity 6.5; alias sensup su70; alias sensdn sd60"
alias su70 "sensitivity 7; echo sensitivity 7.0; alias sensup su75; alias sensdn sd65"
alias su75 "sensitivity 7.5; echo sensitivity 7.5; alias sensup su80; alias sensdn sd70"
alias su80 "sensitivity 8; echo sensitivity 8.0; alias sensup su85; alias sensdn sd75"
alias su85 "sensitivity 8.5; echo sensitivity 8.5; alias sensup su90; alias sensdn sd80"
alias su90 "sensitivity 9; echo sensitivity 9.0; alias sensup su95; alias sensdn sd85"
alias su95 "sensitivity 9.5; echo sensitivity 9.5; alias sensup su100; alias sensdn sd90"
alias su100 "sensitivity 10; echo sensitivity 10.0; alias sensup su105; alias sensdn sd95"
alias su105 "sensitivity 10.5; echo sensitivity 10.5; alias sensup su110; alias sensdn sd100"
alias su110 "sensitivity 11; echo sensitivity 11.0; alias sensup sumax; alias sensdn sd105"
alias sumax "echo sensitivity [11.0]"

alias sensdn sd75
alias sd60 "sensitivity 6; echo sensitivity 6.0; alias sensup su65; alias sensdn sdmax"
alias sd65 "sensitivity 6.5; echo sensitivity 6.5; alias sensup su70; alias sensdn sd60"
alias sd70 "sensitivity 7; echo sensitivity 7.0; alias sensup su75; alias sensdn sd65"
alias sd75 "sensitivity 7.5; echo sensitivity 7.5; alias sensup su80; alias sensdn sd70"
alias sd80 "sensitivity 8; echo sensitivity 8.0; alias sensup su85; alias sensdn sd75"
alias sd85 "sensitivity 8.5; echo sensitivity 8.5; alias sensup su90; alias sensdn sd80"
alias sd90 "sensitivity 9; echo sensitivity 9.0; alias sensup su95; alias sensdn sd85"
alias sd95 "sensitivity 9.5; echo sensitivity 9.5; alias sensup su100; alias sensdn sd90"
alias sd100 "sensitivity 10; echo sensitivity 10.0; alias sensup su105; alias sensdn sd95"
alias sd105 "sensitivity 10.5; echo sensitivity 10.5; alias sensup su110; alias sensdn sd100"
alias sdmax "echo sensitivity [6.0]"

bind "pgup" sensup
bind "pgdn" sensdn
bind "end" sensitivity

    Of course, all the numbers I used here are relative to the sensitivities I normally use, so if someone were to implement this, they would have to change all the numbers, lol.

    As of right now, it goes from 6 to 11, and defaults at 8.
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  • #2
    I use sensitivity 50 lately, sometimes more. I change it inbetween rounds of CA. :F
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    • #3
      bind button "connect quake.server.net; sensitivity x"
      bind button2 "connect quake.server2.net; sensitivity y"

      That's how I would have done it if I were in your situation, probably; however, I try to keep my sensitivity level the same all across the board, not just within Quake, but across all other games as well.
      e|------------------------0---------------
      B|---------------0^1----------------1----
      G|---------------2------2------0^2-------
      D|---------------2-------2--2-------------
      A|---------------0------------------------
      E|----------------------------------------

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Mindf!3ldzX View Post
        I use sensitivity 50 lately, sometimes more. I change it inbetween rounds of CA. :F
        Before my current mouse setup, I used to use 1.5 - 2.5, lol.

        Originally posted by foq View Post
        bind button "connect quake.server.net; sensitivity x"
        bind button2 "connect quake.server2.net; sensitivity y"

        That's how I would have done it if I were in your situation, probably; however, I try to keep my sensitivity level the same all across the board, not just within Quake, but across all other games as well.
        True, but I'm always changing my sens during matches too. Like if I'm just not feeling the shaft that night, I'll boost it up like 0.5 so my RL is more accurate, and visa versa.

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        • #5
          Oh yea,
          This will come in handy for implementing sense changes per weapon!
          Thank you!
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          • #6
            bind "pgup" "inc sensitivity 0.5; echo sensitivity is now $sensitivity"
            bind "pgdn" "inc sensitivity -0.5; echo sensitivity is now $sensitivity"
            bind "end" "echo sensitivity is currently $sensitivity"

            quakeworld has it easy.
            Some Game Thing

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Spike View Post
              bind "pgup" "inc sensitivity 0.5; echo sensitivity is now $sensitivity"
              bind "pgdn" "inc sensitivity -0.5; echo sensitivity is now $sensitivity"
              bind "end" "echo sensitivity is currently $sensitivity"

              quakeworld has it easy.
              Mine was more fun to make

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