GZDoom / Brutal Doom

5 hours ago, Ehren Wong said:

Should prescale option be turned on? I tried with it off and sensitivity seems way too low.

You can select the prescale option on or off in the calculator under Special Options.

1 hour ago, 1TimePurchase said:

Decided to play through this gem again as I wait for Doom Eternal to release, and I noticed that y-axis aiming isn’t 1:1 with the x-axis with either the prescale option disabled or enabled.

Would you mind taking a look at this again @DPI Wizard?

That might be the case, but to you have any option to set the axis separately?

Just now, 1TimePurchase said:

Yes, through the console commands "m_pitch" and "m_yaw"

Excellent! I'll take a look at it.

14 hours ago, 1TimePurchase said:

Any update on this?

Updated it now, Y is locked to a different axis speed than X and is unaffected by prescale.

On 11/9/2020 at 5:53 PM, stereo3D said:

looks like they removed prescaling and replaced mouse_sensitivity with m_sensitivity_x and m_sensitivity_y.

Updated!

5 hours ago, Bizon said:

It seems there are extra work to be done ?
I apply the settings as told, but the horizontal sensitivity seems to be way faster.

Are you running it on the latest version of GZDoom?

5 hours ago, Bizon said:

yup, gz doom 4.10.0

Try with the latest dev build, I think the change is very recent: https://devbuilds.drdteam.org/gzdoom/

2 minutes ago, Banjoei said:

There should be a separate calculator option for "ZDoom + forks" because it seems to me that the calculations are inaccurate if I'm not using Brutal Doom, as in it feels slower. It feels like Mouse Acceleration to be honest but I couldn't find that in the settings.

What build/version/fork are you on? The calculations are for the latest builds currently, but maybe I should add some options to separate the builds.

5 minutes ago, Banjoei said:

Version 4.10.0, but I had completely forgotten about the version. That might be the issue since I haven't updated GZDoom in a while.

Ok, the calculations changed for 4.11 I think it was, but I'll look into adding pre-4.11 as an option.