Vertical Acceleration
Vertical Acceleration
Since i cannot seem to get novert to work, is there any other way to disable vertical mouse acceleration ? I think i might be slowing down at times while speedrunning because of it Thx.
Re: Vertical Acceleration
I assume you mean in a real-time DOS environment using the real game.
There are other TSRs that can do this, but I cannot think of a reason why novert wouldn't work.
There are other TSRs that can do this, but I cannot think of a reason why novert wouldn't work.
Re: Vertical Acceleration
My OS is windows 2000, so I cannot load things like Timer.exe, Lmpc, or Novert. They all close the second I open them.
Re: Vertical Acceleration
I have XP (which I don't believe is any more DOS-friendly than 2000), and both LMPC and novert work fine for me.
If I want to use novert + Doom2.exe, there are two ways I do it:
1. Open a Command Prompt. Type in NOVERT. Then launch Doom2.exe using the appropriate command line.
or (generally preferable):
2. Create a batch file (using Notepad) with two lines as follows (assuming for the sake of argument that I want to record a UV Pacifist demo on map13 of ksutra):
Save with a filename such as kp13-0xx.bat, and then run this batch file.
The point is that the two things need to be done together. Clicking on novert and then running Doom2.exe won't do the trick, as novert will not still be resident in the memory by that point. Or something like that.
If I want to use novert + Doom2.exe, there are two ways I do it:
1. Open a Command Prompt. Type in NOVERT. Then launch Doom2.exe using the appropriate command line.
or (generally preferable):
2. Create a batch file (using Notepad) with two lines as follows (assuming for the sake of argument that I want to record a UV Pacifist demo on map13 of ksutra):
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novert
doom2 -file ksutra.wad -warp 13 -skill 4 -record kp13-0xx
The point is that the two things need to be done together. Clicking on novert and then running Doom2.exe won't do the trick, as novert will not still be resident in the memory by that point. Or something like that.
Re: Vertical Acceleration
Ok, I tried the batch way and it works perfectly. Thx for the help Grazza.