Raw Mouse Input?

[Bryce]

Is there a line in the configuration file that I can change so that I have raw mouse input? I dislike the extra mouse filters that most games add; specifically Skyrim.

[Jendar]

What do you mean? I don't quite get the idea.

[Bryce]

Skyrim has filters that change the input data recieved from the mouse. Similar in nature to the mouse sensitivity in Windows or other OS'. I didslike this, because I have an expensive gaming mouse with excellent sensitivity options directly built into the mouses hardware. I have windows set to not change the input; and would like the same with Skyrim.

[maldyus_grm]

You should definitely read carefully the ini. configuration fileof the game,I have very good Logitech MX1000 Bluetooth mouse, and thanks to Logitech's setpoint I can specifically set the mouse experience I wish to have.Mind you, how are going to try assist you without you mentioning the mouse's maker,model and version of the software iy uses?Also is it's connection a USB one, a wireless one, a Bluetooth one?

[Bryce]

I'm using a USB RAT5

[BaronVonDork]

I need help with this too. When I play Skyrim, the mouse movement lags terribly. Setting the mouse sensitivity only affects how far the mouse goes once it actually decides to move, but I need to get its response time working accurately instead. I am not very computer savvy so most of what was said above sounded like gibberish to me. Will changing the raw input filter help me, by taking away some of the things that may be slowing up the signals received my my device?

I am on a laptop using a GearHead Nano wireless USB mouse, the kind with tilt scrolling and some extra buttons on the side. I don't even care about the buttons, just its actual movement and the lag in its response time.