Mouse Steering?

[Hot Cinnamon Sunset]

Seriously is there anything we can do about this?

[JulianoCPS]

I managed to do it using an Auto Hotkey script, but the movement felt awkward anyway so I gave up.

[Hot Cinnamon Sunset]

how did you do this?

Originally posted by JulianoCPS:

I managed to do it using an Auto Hotkey script, but the movement felt awkward anyway so I gave up.

how exactly did you manage this?

[Serin9X]

Mouse steering? Do yourself a favor and get a decent controller...

https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-940-000110-Gamepad-F310/dp/B003VAHYQY

This one is 15 bucks and is, hands down, the best PC controller I've ever had.

[Beautiful Ham Sandwich]

The problem is this was made for the PS2. You probably won't get a good workaround except for some third party programs, and even those will be dodgy. The amount of speeds a mouse has compared to a controller aren't really comparable, the controller's joysticks have like 2-3 different speeds, where the mouse speed is completely dependent on many different sensitivity settings, and your own movement.

It's going to feel awkward unless you use a controller, so it's up to you whether to try and get used to it, or to get a controller for it. Like Serin linked, there are some pretty decent controllers for cheap. 360/Xbone controllers are the most hassle free, though the Xbone will be the most expensive controller here. PS3/4 are better for wireless if you're on Windows 7 though if you get it with a bluetooth adapter if you don't already have bluetooth on your system, and the reduced weight is nice for wireless as well.

[JulianoCPS]

Originally posted by FilthyCasual:

how did you do this?

Originally posted by JulianoCPS:

I managed to do it using an Auto Hotkey script, but the movement felt awkward anyway so I gave up.

how exactly did you manage this?

1 - Install Auto Hotkey
2 - Download "MouseDelta.ahk" (the library) and the Sample Script 2 from here: https://autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?t=10159 (I just downloaded both to my Desktop)
3 - Open the sample script on any text editor and remap the camera movement on the following line, then save:

 static KeyMap := {y: {-1: "Up", 1: "Down"}, x: {-1: "Left", 1: "Right"}} 

4 - Doubleclick the script to run it.
5 - Start the game... press F12 to enable the script

This emulates the keypress when you move the mouse... the problem is, since the keypress is a digital value rather than analog... there is no sensitivity, and it makes no difference if you move the mouse slower or faster.