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in windows control panel / mouse, decrease pointer speed
and put a lower resolution in game (for me it work fine at 1280/900).
And It is perfect now ! All is stable, FPS, mouse, camera ect..
Yea, that was a huge problem in the original RE4 and RE5 pc ports. They fixed it in RE6 and Revelations 1, so why is the mouse input awful again?
I remember RE5 having near perfect mouse control, even better than RE6's actually.
RE4 HD on PC is pretty bad, and even RE6 has some issues IMO.
RE5's mouse control, on the other hand, completely trivialized that game for me. It was pinpoint accurate.
I don't find that to be the case. If it emulated a control stick, then complete circle movements of my mouse would be more of a square movement on screen. I would like to see a video of this happening for whoever it affects
Also, I don't know what the current setup is for the smoothest framerate, as I still had it with V-Sync on, 60 frame cap, and I forget which AA setting, which was Capcom's proposed, "For best results, use with ___" before the the 2.0 - 2.2 patches came out. I usually never use in-game V-Sync options, so would things be okay like that, or would the stuttering and or frame-drops still occur? Also, I was just wondering which graphic settings have the biggst influence on performance.
Thanks in advance!
IIRC when RE5 first came out, turning the camera was coupled to the character's rotation speed, meaning you could only move your mouse as fast as your character could turn.