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Quake 1

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Is mouse sense actually the same among all quake series? While for q3,q4 and ql it seems so for quake 1 (qw) its completely off for some reason..

Its like ~20cm on standart 400 dpi and default 5 sense in q3/q4/ql which is close considering human error and dpi innacurace. but for quake1 it gives me like 14,5-15

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With new official "remaster" sourceport, the game defaults m_forward to 0, even though the original and other Quake engine based games (including Source engine) by default use m_forward 1, which might make the aiming feel laggy in the new version.

The new command for mouse sensitivity is now "cl_sensitivity" and the config file is kexengine.cfg inside %USERPROFILE%\Saved Games\Nightdive Studios\Quake

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On 8/19/2021 at 10:45 PM, Ahogesaurus said:

With new official "remaster" sourceport, the game defaults m_forward to 0, even though the original and other Quake engine based games (including Source engine) by default use m_forward 1, which might make the aiming feel laggy in the new version.

The new command for mouse sensitivity is now "cl_sensitivity" and the config file is kexengine.cfg inside %USERPROFILE%\Saved Games\Nightdive Studios\Quake

Added the enhanced version now :)

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