Mouse Acceleration/Smoothing

[zv'jer2]

GTA IV and Max Payne 3 had hardcoded Mouse Acceleration, I remember spending hours on trying to solve it and then gave up on playing Max Payne 3 because of it.

I gave up trying just after launch of MP3 so were there any patches containing Mouse Acceleration toggle in the options?

I can live with it in GTA but would love it much more without that thing ruining my aim, and if nothing changed in MP3 I doubt there will be any changes in GTA V since it's the same engine. Maybe they don't even have a way of removing it...

Any info?

[r34ld34l]

No way of removing? They have to add that feature in game.

[zv'jer2]

No way of removing? They have to add that feature in game.

Well try to remove it in GTA IV and MP3. :S

 

 

EDIT:

 

I opened this thread out of memory and started googling now so...

 

There is a solution:

add -nomouseaccel in the shortcut or steam launch options.

 

Sry, lock.

 

Is it so hard to put it in in-game options...

Edited January 18, 2015 by zv'jer2

[Evan-KCR]

Isn't there an aiming acceleration option in the new gen version already?

Edit: look: https://support.rockstargames.com/hc/en-us/articles/204380973--12-18-14-GTAV-Title-Update-1-19-PS3-Xbox-360-1-05-PS4-Xbox-One-

• First Person Aim / Look Acceleration – This controls how quickly speed is increased until the player reaches maximum turn speed; the lower the setting, the longer it takes for the player’s turn speed to reach maximum.

Edited January 18, 2015 by Evan-KCR

[zv'jer2]

 

Isn't there an aiming acceleration option in the new gen version already?

 

Edit: look: https://support.rockstargames.com/hc/en-us/articles/204380973--12-18-14-GTAV-Title-Update-1-19-PS3-Xbox-360-1-05-PS4-Xbox-One-

 

• First Person Aim / Look Acceleration – This controls how quickly speed is increased until the player reaches maximum turn speed; the lower the setting, the longer it takes for the player’s turn speed to reach maximum.

 

I don't read about Consoles.

 

Thx for info.

[Evan-KCR]

No problem.

[Inspirer]

Dude, this is not acceleration, this is input lag. Managed get rid of him only by turning off the vertical sync. But then appears the screen tearing.

Edited January 18, 2015 by Inspirer

[zv'jer2]

Dude, this is not acceleration, this is input lag. Managed get rid of him only by turning off the vertical sync. But then appears the screen tearing.

Thx to you too.

 

I didn't even knew what input lag was when I was trying to play MP3 and played GTA IV before.