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IV. Mouse settings
3. Setting the dead-zone (for expe-
1. Inverting the mouse movement on
rienced users)
the Y-axis
The dead-zone determines the speed at which a
movement command is registered in the game.
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All mouse movements that happen under the
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dead-zone are not recognised in the game.
If you would like to optimise the precision of
> Inverted Y-axis
your mouse, you can choose from the following
options:
Esc
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> Deactivates inverted Y-axis
> Minimum dead-zone (suitable for high-resolu-
tion mouse devices)
2. Adjusting mouse speed
Esc
The higher the speed is set on the keyboard,
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the quicker the converter needs to emulate the
movements. Due to the fact that the movement
> Intermediate dead-zone settings
can be slightly distorted the higher the level is
set, we recommend that you first raise the mou-
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resolution mouse devices)
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The factory-setting speed level is set to 5.
> Lowest speed (very high precision)
4. Assigning mouse movement
The factory setting assigns the mouse move-
ment to the right analogue stick. If you want to
> Intermediate speed settings
use the left analogue stick to control the mouse,
you can switch the modes using the following
key combination:
Esc
reduced precision)
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The factory-setting speed level is set to 6, which
> Mouse movements are assigned to the right
is ideal for first-person shooter games.
analogue stick (standard setting)
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analogue stick
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