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Adorable · (This post was last modified: 2015-12-01 18:13 by Adorable.)

(2015-12-01 17:23)Botos Wrote: Earlier I was try this, but I left it didn't work properly.
Can I somehow hide the mouse cursor? It is annoying for me, or can I get used to?

Try: !setopt force_mouse 1

That will hide the inSim buttons, so mouse shouldn't be shown, If the problem still persists, press shift + z. Smile

To restore the buttons, all you have to do is typing either: !setopt force_mouse 0
or: !resetopts

(2015-12-01 16:25)Nismo Wrote:
(2015-11-08 14:33)Mr.AD Wrote: To Brake by pulling down and to accelerate by moving the mouse up.

When I drove with mouse, not once did I think of moving it and up and down to accel and brake, would that not be really unpredictable?

I used mouse by having accel and brake on the mouse clicks, that was much easier. As for the steering, some people may find it easier for copping like myself, but that is only because you can probably u-turn faster, but as Mouseman quite rightly said, turning quickly doesn't help much in terms of driving faster and having the best control.

I simply don't like to use buttons, here is why:

Full throttle / brakes to be applied immediately
You won't be able to keep your speed at a stable state, which is really bad to use buttons when cruising and trying to match the speed to the speed limit.

I advice you to try removing mouse acceleration (The enhancer from mouse options) you're a CS:GO Player and you should know this. Muscle memory, practice makes perfect, You'll get to become more consistent if you use my config over the time Smile

I drove quite a lot with this configuration and I find it the best to whoever doesn't have a wheel / can't afford one.

Afterall, it's all about personal preference, some peoples may get a long with this config, some peoples may not, but I just shared how I drive, or to the peoples who probably didn't know how to configure LFS correctly to get this result, As I honestly, see a lot of peoples crashing / spinning out of the track and/or having troubles steering quickly from side to side with a keyboard.