58 réponses à ce sujet

[darkhelmet10]

yah seems liek there is not option to change mouse sensitivity. if i'm wrong where is it, if i'm not then yah this won't be that much fun as my mouse is like sliding everywhere when i go into aim mode.

[darkhelmet10]

anything people?

[darkhelmet10]

so basicly i'm stick with ****y mouse speed

[Kompik99]

i have the same problem here, and not only me,noone wants to play the game without being able to shoot properly

[darkhelmet10]

yup why make a pc game with out mous sensitivty

[Zerbyte]

There may be an adjustment in one of the ini files or something, lets hope someone finds one.

[darkhelmet10]

yes lets hope so.

[Vassag0]

Adjust the camera sensitivity in the menu.

[Knives38]

Doesn't make any noticeable difference

[frantwo]

Aiming is next to impossible! Need help :[

[searanox]

I assume this is a holdover from the console versions - sensitivity is increased during combat to allow for faster aiming, but on the PC, with pointer controls, this is totally unnecessary. Hopefully there's either a work-around or a patch. I can aim just fine, but what's most off-putting about it is adjusting to the sensitivity change.

[frantwo]

Warning DON'T TRY THIS



Program Files (x86)\\Mass Effect 2\\BioGame\\Config\\PC\\Cooked\\Coalesced.ini

MouseSensitivity=1.0

.....

bEnableMouseSmoothing=true



If you edit the file with a text editor it will make the game crash on startup, but i think this is what needs to be edited to sort out the sensitivity.

[frantwo]

Modifié par frantwo, 26 janvier 2010 - 09:46 .

[kznlol]

frantwo wrote...

Warning DON'T TRY THIS

Program Files (x86)\\\\Mass Effect 2\\\\BioGame\\\\Config\\\\PC\\\\Cooked\\\\Coalesced.ini
MouseSensitivity=1.0
.....
bEnableMouseSmoothing=true

If you edit the file with a text editor it will make the game crash on startup, but i think this is what needs to be edited to sort out the sensitivity.

This is solved by using Notepad++ to edit the file, at least for me. Mouse Smoothing is not a particularly massive issue, but 1.0 is a ridiculous multiplier for mouse sensitivity in a PC shooter. I'm currently running it at 0.4 and its still pretty high.

[Grumpy Old Wizard]

Thank you. I was having the same problem. I've changed the file with notepad for the setting you are using and will try it out.

[Grumpy Old Wizard]

Actually, that was not such a good idea. The game crashes on startup with me. with the changes. But I had backupt up the file before I edited it. Putting the copy of the original file back fixed the crash.



We still need a fix for mouse sensitivity.

[garrettmaruk]

Yeah you dont really need to backup, just change it back to false.... Its insane that this isnt considered for a pc version, especially now its more "shooter" oriented, its damn near imposible to aim properly.... the mouse accel. isnt even constant or predictable... its fustrating

[MadChef -MoG-]

edited for double post

Modifié par MadChef -MoG-, 27 janvier 2010 - 02:00 .

[MadChef -MoG-]

I can't believe they overlooked this... same thing happened with the PC port of Bioshock and it was never properly fixed, even with the .ini mods.



They really need to address this in the first patch. With the camera setting on low, it is still WAY too high and while turning down the dpi on the mouse can make combat better, it makes the cursor extremely slow in the when selecting talents or while in the menu.

[GarbageDonkey]

kznlol wrote...

frantwo wrote...

Warning DON'T TRY THIS

Program Files (x86)\\\\\\\\Mass Effect 2\\\\\\\\BioGame\\\\\\\\Config\\\\\\\\PC\\\\\\\\Cooked\\\\\\\\Coalesced.ini
MouseSensitivity=1.0
.....
bEnableMouseSmoothing=true

If you edit the file with a text editor it will make the game crash on startup, but i think this is what needs to be edited to sort out the sensitivity.

This is solved by using Notepad++ to edit the file, at least for me. Mouse Smoothing is not a particularly massive issue, but 1.0 is a ridiculous multiplier for mouse sensitivity in a PC shooter. I'm currently running it at 0.4 and its still pretty high.

^^^^ Yes! Notepad++  works for editing the file, without messing it up. This will let you change the value of  MouseSensitivity=????  to (what I have set it at) 0.4 

PLEASE make a backup of the file before you start messing with it! Even though Notepad++ does allow it to work with certain tweeks, it will still mess up the startup of the game if you change something that the game doesn't enjoy. To fix it, all you have to do is simply change the value back to the original one, however without a backup, or a good memory, you may end up having to reinstall when you can't seem to put those values back.

Thank you.

[mR.Waffles]

I tried to change the .ini file to make the mouse sensitivity managable, but the game crashed on boot. When I re-edited the file the game still crashed. I had to reinstall. If anyone finds out how to fix the sensitivity let us know. I've been using the logtech set point drivers to drop my mouse to 400 DPI. It's a crude fix but it makes the game playable.

[ukm1728]

Notepad++ works for me. Note that this is NOT notepad it's a free text editor you can download. If you just use notepad it will cause the crash consistently.



Somewhat playable now after lowering the setting, there still seems to be massive negative mouse accel though. Gonna try to play with the smoothing settings a bit and find something that'll help.



Have to say I'm pretty disappointed I figured that by now bioware would've gotten this right with a PC release :\\

[Vourdex]

What an epic fail on BioWare's part. A PC game without in-game mouse settings? Are you kidding me?

[Vourdex]

What an epic fail on BioWare's part. A PC game without in-game mouse settings? Are you kidding me?

Sorry for double post.

Modifié par Vourdex, 27 janvier 2010 - 02:06 .

[pyide]

Crashes for me when editing with notepad++

Any other suggestions? I cannot stand the mousesmoothing and the sensitivity is way too high for me.

edit: So now it works if I only change the sensitivity value. Switching benablemousesmoothing=true to =false still crashes the game on load and this is just as important to me.

Modifié par pyide, 27 janvier 2010 - 02:37 .