How do you change the sensitivity on the fly with your Mx1000? I use this but didn't think it was capable of doing that on the fly...?c0mplex1ty wrote:
oh i also have an on-the-fly sensitivity changer with my MX1000 and G5. never used it once, except during startups because it always resets itself to LOW...c0mplex1ty wrote:
my left mouse button shoots and my right mouse button aims.
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good job! this is a sign of an intelligent player. people so utterly and completly underuse their maps...especially the minimaps!! i salute you shotyoursix +1ShotYourSix wrote:
My forward button toggles the main map on and off, and the back button change the map size of both the mini-map and main map. I like being able to assess the map screens quickly and easily without having to reach across the keyboard to do so (especially useful while flying the chopper).
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Thanks man. Some of you should really give this setup a try......you would be amazed at what it will do for your situational awareness.superfly_cox wrote:
good job! this is a sign of an intelligent player. people so utterly and completly underuse their maps...especially the minimaps!! i salute you shotyoursix +1ShotYourSix wrote:
My forward button toggles the main map on and off, and the back button change the map size of both the mini-map and main map. I like being able to assess the map screens quickly and easily without having to reach across the keyboard to do so (especially useful while flying the chopper).
Actually, i'm in the mood for a good cry. So how's about sharing the methods to your madness?TrueArchon wrote:
Hardcore gamers would cry (and not in a good way) if they knew my keyboard and mouse configurations.
Okay.... but don't say that I didn't warn you...ShotYourSix wrote:
Actually, i'm in the mood for a good cry. So how's about sharing the methods to your madness?TrueArchon wrote:
Hardcore gamers would cry (and not in a good way) if they knew my keyboard and mouse configurations.
Holy crap dude, how do you play?TrueArchon wrote:
[completely unorthodox keyboard configuration]
I also recently started using the n52 ( I finally got an XP64 beta driver for it). Takes some getting used to though after using the keyboard all this time. Keys are a bit too close to each other versus my keyboard. Got fragged quite a few times fudging with the keys. But the DPad is an awesome addition. How have you mapped the n52?uber73 wrote:
Logitec G5
thumb button - comm rose
lmb - fire
rmb - aim
wheel press - kit alt equip (defrib etc)
wheel left - main weapon
wheel right - pistol
on my left hand is where the magic is made tho...
i use Nostromo Speedpad n52 - the MOST IMPORTANT piece of kit ALL FPS gamers need!!
I've been wondering the same thing, too.thedoo2 wrote:
Been thinking of what to do with the Left and Right scroll, but not even sure they're mappable. If they are, might try left for parachute and right for map.
LOL. I manage.xintegrityx wrote:
Holy crap dude, how do you play?TrueArchon wrote:
[completely unorthodox keyboard configuration]
I use Logitech Setpoint 2.60 Software, all buttons can be assigned to act as 'keystroke'. Works fine for me.ShotYourSix wrote:
Anybody figured out how to map the Up/Down Left/Right buttons around the wheel on an MX1000? I can not get these to map with anything I've tried......
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I have SetPoint 2.60 installed and it still doesn't work for me. Do you have any other ideas?Whiskey_Actual wrote:
Try installing setpoint 2.60 and assign the buttons to your liking.
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Start Mouse Settingsbubbass wrote:
I have SetPoint 2.60 installed and it still doesn't work for me. Do you have any other ideas?Whiskey_Actual wrote:
Try installing setpoint 2.60 and assign the buttons to your liking.
Maybe it's somewhere in your game settings through SetPoint? What all do you have checked in there?
I understand all of that, I was just wondering what you have enabled in your "Mouse Game Settings" through SetPoint.Whiskey_Actual wrote:
Start Mouse Settings
Select Mouse Button Settings (1)
Select the button you want to assign in Select Button (2)
In Select Task (3) select Keystroke Assignment
In Specify Keystroke (3a) enter the key (i.e. 4 for grenade)
I am at work at the moment so I cannot check if I have any other options checked. I do know that in game your options are very limited.
Hope this helps, Happy Hunting