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CS:GO and epp help

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Hi!

 

Just wondering if anyone here can help me with a little problem I have.

 

I use windows enhanced pointer precision on in csgo, but i'd like to turn it off and use m_rawinput 1 in my game, which removes the acceleration that i get from EPP.

 

Is there anyway i can replicate the windows acceleration curve into CS:GO using these commands? 

 

m_rawinput “1” //Raw Input on
m_customaccel “0” //Mouse Acceleration off
m_customaccel_exponent “0” //Acceleration Amount
m_mousespeed “0” //Windows mouse acceleration off
m_mouseaccel1 “0” //Windows mouse acceleration initial threshold (2x movement)
m_mouseaccel2 “0” //Windows mouse acceleration secondary threshold (4x movement)

 

When I use these commands i can get acceleration on my sensitivity, but it doesn't work the same way as EPP, and i hope there is a way i can do it.

 

Additional info: i use the kinzu v2 at 400 dpi, 500 hertz. My in-game sensitivity setting is at 1.5, I've a monitor that runs at 120hz if that affects anything as well.

 

Thank you!

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That'll be amazing, thank you! I've tried googling this for ages, but all ever get are topics telling me that mouse acceleration is pointless, and i very much disagree with this.

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