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Doesnt work. Stop ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.
Analphabetic simpleton.
Just type "+set m_smooth 0" into the launch options in steam and it should be gone.
But there's a catch, as soon as you go into the dev-console, config or whatever the game notices the change and reverts it back to 1, apparently it's somehow hardcoded into the game.
This made the game much more enjoyable and it feels really great now.
Hope this helps.
m_smooth will not work until u change m_smoothing to 1. default it is 0 and m_smoothing is the mouse smoothing funktion, not m_smooth.
edit: also it has nothing to do with mouse acceleration
Many options are locked, even the cfg file is being overrided by something else i culd not find (for example if you rise the value to see more performance monitoring options, but they are set to "off" in the game menu, you will see your settings appearing at startup and immediately reverting to what it was set in-game).
Try adding +m_smooth 0 and +m_smoothness 1 to your steam launch options
I don't have any accel in doom, beyond the usual minor accel associated with using a laser mouse instead of optical.
Disable vsync would be advised, but you've all probably already done that
Yes, they're not the same and Doom does not have mouse acceleration.
Mouse acceleration is a setting where the cursor distances increases if the mouse is moved quickly.
Mouse smoothing is the interpolation of raw input data from the mouse in order to prevent jerky movement in low resolution mice.
Thing is, both distort the mouseinput and can make it feel weird, which is why both terms are often used interchangeably.
Exactly right ^
disable vsync ingame and force-enable vsync in driver settings... mostly this will help. if not lower ingame settings...