rofl I told them to ask the person in the shop to help them finding a mousepad that would be oke for gaming.
but they didn't even need the help, my dad told there where like 30 different shitty cheap ass mousepads and the 3 sizes of the Steelpad Qck ^^ and they just bought the largest, because if it was to large I just make it smaller myself :>
DA stands for death adder, simply lets you calculate different DPI's, also for inputting the amount of cm, use an integer, it doesnt handle numbers like 44.5, could've made it like that but i was lazeh:D
anyway, this works for me, I don't know exactly how accurate it is, but it does work for me.
DA stands for death adder, simply lets you calculate different DPI's, also for inputting the amount of cm, use an integer, it doesnt handle numbers like 44.5, could've made it like that but i was lazeh:D
anyway, this works for me, I don't know exactly how accurate it is, but it does work for me.
55 cm for 360: http://youtube.com/watch?v=ZlqJlUqz-hA
just using my mousepad 100% for 180 :D
but they didn't even need the help, my dad told there where like 30 different shitty cheap ass mousepads and the 3 sizes of the Steelpad Qck ^^ and they just bought the largest, because if it was to large I just make it smaller myself :>
not existent afaik
edit: assuming windows sens is default or directinput is enabled - i use directinput:P
DA stands for death adder, simply lets you calculate different DPI's, also for inputting the amount of cm, use an integer, it doesnt handle numbers like 44.5, could've made it like that but i was lazeh:D
anyway, this works for me, I don't know exactly how accurate it is, but it does work for me.
or implement it in ETace so you can export ur sens to other games :P
but was it a lot of work? maybe you can let it support other engines also (but you prolly need source code)
btw. don't aks me for help :P only had 4 months JAVA and 4 months of Delphi lessons xD
school is good for everybody, even if you don't take it serious
DA stands for death adder, simply lets you calculate different DPI's, also for inputting the amount of cm, use an integer, it doesnt handle numbers like 44.5, could've made it like that but i was lazeh:D
anyway, this works for me, I don't know exactly how accurate it is, but it does work for me.
http://www.speedyshare.com/189319968.html
feedback pls:D