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Article #82229Re: WinDoom question.
From: Never_Again
Date: Wed, 02 Oct 2002 10:39
Date: Wed, 02 Oct 2002 10:39
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In <2d2kpu02rlghs34tu...@4ax.com> fred came forth to alt.games.doom and thus spake unto all: >How do you get the mouse to have variable sensitivity in horizontal >and vertical directions? With the DOS driver you could specify that >forward and backward mouse movements did nothing but that left and >right spin on the spot. Great for standing on the top of a pillar and >looking around without falling off. WinDoom doesn't allow for independant mouse X and Y axis sensitivity settings; prBoom does. Or you could check if you can do it in your mouse's Control Panel (if yours has one). What did you mean by "With the DOS driver..."?
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