"Precision aim mode" for logitech mice?

[JMCD]

Originally Posted by SugarJ

But what the OP is looking for is a toggle function for DPI. i.e. it's set to say 1500 DPI all the time, unless he's holding down a specific button, when it's set to 3000

X2, basically a button that only changes the DPI while being pushed. Personally I just use my DPI adjuster on my G9, but the only situation I do this for is flying a UAV in BC2 (so I have a few seconds to do it, no rush). Having a quick toggle would be nice for the odd scenario I suppose. If it were an intuitive reaction I could see it working well :)

[Shozzking]

Originally Posted by JMCD

X2, basically a button that only changes the DPI while being pushed. Personally I just use my DPI adjuster on my G9, but the only situation I do this for is flying a UAV in BC2 (so I have a few seconds to do it, no rush). Having a quick toggle would be nice for the odd scenario I suppose. If it were an intuitive reaction I could see it working well :)

Is there any way to make it a toggle if you only have 2 DPI settings on the mouse?

[thorn]

Originally Posted by Shozzking

Is there any way to make it a toggle if you only have 2 DPI settings on the mouse?

I was actually going to mention this, in the setpoint software you can have anywhere between one and five DPI settings. So pick the two that you want then use the DPI switch buttons on the mouse to go between the two.

[JMCD]

Originally Posted by thorn

I was actually going to mention this, in the setpoint software you can have anywhere between one and five DPI settings. So pick the two that you want then use the DPI switch buttons on the mouse to go between the two.

That would work, but you'd have to hit the other button to go back. I suppose it depends on what game you are playing whether this would be a good enough solution. I never hit my DPI buttons in an FPS game mid fight, I'd die :(

[blaze_125]

Originally Posted by JMCD

I never hit my DPI buttons in an FPS game mid fight, I'd die :(

Exacly. In most FPS games, you don't have enough time to start clicking buttons to slow down or speed up the mouse.

I'm afraid of using AutoHotKey because many games will boot you off for "cheating" when you use it.
I have a Razer Naga on order, maybe it'll have the option I'm looking for. If it doesn't I guess I'll have to go for the R.A.T mouse, or bite the bullet and try not to get banned using AutoHotKey.

[thorn]

Originally Posted by blaze_125

Exacly. In most FPS games, you don't have enough time to start clicking buttons to slow down or speed up the mouse.

But isn't that exactly what you mentioned in the OP? A button to switch between two DPi settings (essentially)

[JMCD]

I think if it was one button, and you wanted to line up that perfect sniper shot, or if you're tanking and want to be able to make that extra precision, you could definitely benefit from a one button slow down. It definitely wouldn't work in an up close fire fight, but the more slow paced FPS stuff could benefit from it.

[blaze_125]

Originally Posted by thorn

But isn't that exactly what you mentioned in the OP? A button to switch between two DPi settings (essentially)

Yes. A button, instead of 2.