Mouse doesn't respond well in Counter-Strike games.

[DarkIgor]

When I'm playing CS 1.6 or CS: Condition Zero, I'm facing some responsiveness issues. Sometimes the games don't respond to the mouse's buttons presses (movements are fine, though).

I don't know what can be the reason for that, since Ubuntu (even Steam) is able to respond to all mouse presses that I do, even if I press the buttons very fast.

Any ideas about what can be happening? (I'm using Ubuntu 12.04 LTE)

Thanks!

[DarkIgor]

Not a clue?

[instabilis]

What mouse are you using? And what are your in-game settings for the mouse?

You are still having problems even with the latest game updates?

[DarkIgor]

I'm using a Razer Naga Hex. Actually, the following options are set at the in-game settings: "Mouse look" and "Raw mouse in...".

However, I played a little right now and seems that the problem is solved (and I was dumb enough to reply the topic before play the game...). I'll test a little more when I have more time.

Thank you for the help!

[DarkIgor]

Actually, after some testing... I'm really having a problem with my mouse and half-life based games...
Sometimes, when I click, the game does not respond. Sometimes, it does but thinks that I didn't release the button...
If someone have any ideas about what can be causing it, would be nice...

[Dusk of Oolacile]

It doesn't really sound like mouse lag, but you can still try turning vsync off. Maybe it'll help.

[DarkIgor]

Well... I played with the options and I managed to solve my problem. That the option Raw Mouse Input was causing the issues. Maybe it's bugged. Should I report the problem or it is more likely that it was a particular behaviour?

[DarkIgor]

PyGuy, I found the option in the very top left corner of the options window, while playing Day of Defeat!

[WalmartShopper]

Same problem here. I would click once, and it would unload my entire mag. It happened a few times in Half Life 1, but was much worse in DoD Source. Turned off raw mouse input and everything is fine. Using Arch Linux, KDE, Logitech G5.

[ullakatuka]

Same issue for me with Steelseries Sensei Raw.

Annoyingly, when diabling raw input, you get the Xserver cursor acceleration, but this can be turned off via:
xinput set-prop "10" "Device Accel Profile" -1

You can fetch the device id from
xinput list

[Shark]

I think I had the same issue with my Logitech mx400, but I thought it was an AMD graphics driver issue.

ullakatuka a écrit :

Same issue for me with Steelseries Sensei Raw.

Annoyingly, when diabling raw input, you get the Xserver cursor acceleration, but this can be turned off via:
xinput set-prop "10" "Device Accel Profile" -1

You can fetch the device id from
xinput list

Meh, now the crappy mouse which I was using feels slow.

[Ayz]

2 years later, i come across this forum having the same problem. I play on a razer Naga. I always play with raw input on off, so i have no clue how to solve this. I even went to go buy a new mouse, and was upset to realize that I'm having the same issue on a new mouse. Most of the time my clicks are working in CSGO, but there are times where the click just doesn't register, or I click once and my gun will unload an entire mag. Some pls help <3

[Drako Frost]

Paradise a écrit :

2 years later, i come across this forum having the same problem. I play on a razer Naga. I always play with raw input on off, so i have no clue how to solve this. I even went to go buy a new mouse, and was upset to realize that I'm having the same issue on a new mouse. Most of the time my clicks are working in CSGO, but there are times where the click just doesn't register, or I click once and my gun will unload an entire mag. Some pls help <3

Raw input should be enabled (on). The point of raw input is bypass your system settings (ie: acceleration) and use your "raw" mouse settings. Raw input ensures more precision.

Also, if you are using V-sync, turn it off. V-Sync causes input lag and should never be enabled, especially on FPS's.