What is a good mouse pointer speed in Bullet?

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sndeww

Mar 13, 2025

#21

I like a lower sensitivity. Not too low, but lower than that. Allows me to be more accurate. Habit from playing fps games.

sndeww

Mar 13, 2025

#22

Pietet1969 wrote:

SgtPatzer wrote:

You can adjust you mouse speed?

Thanks for your reply.

I already have a relatively high speed, but the problem is that sometimes my pace drops, which results in a lost game, and this is very frustrating. So, I thought maybe investing in a good mouse would be the solution?

so i was interested in what mouse (hardware) you guys are using and if anyone has the same experience or if i'm the only one

I use a gaming mouse. Doesn’t have to be too expensive. My first was 25 USD and the one I use right now is 35 USD (roccat kone air pro). Pretty consistent.

sndeww

Mar 13, 2025

#23

WhoisAilce wrote:

xtreme2020 wrote:

Change your dpi, leave “mouse pointer speed” alone. Also turn off enhance pointer precision, it messes you up when you’re trying to do anything precise (ironically). Might take a bit to get used to but it’ll help.

What does turning off "enhance pointer precision" do?

I've researched and it talked about consistency. It was quite sensitive and faster when I turned it off.

I don’t remember when on and off which setting it goes to, but basically sometimes if you swipe the mouse quickly, it’ll speed up faster. It’s good for people with smaller workspaces. Or, it can be consistent and not speed up at all. I have it on the former, but I don’t remember if that’s on or off.

xtreme2020

Mar 15, 2025

#24

#20 it uses something called “mouse acceleration” which actively changes your sensitivity depending on how fast you’re moving your mouse, which you don’t want because it makes everything inconsistent. You can change the sensitivity to get it back to where you want it after, but it’s much better off.

xtreme2020

Mar 15, 2025

#25

For example it makes moving your mouse from one point to the other fast make your pointer go farther than if you did it slowly, but you want the distance moved to be 1:1 to pointer movement on screen instead of being weirdly inconsistent