Is there a legal bind for 180 degree turn CS-GO?

[AliDav]

I saw some discussions on this, but no clear answers were given that I could find. My situation is I have a good hardware setup, but a compact desk and a small mouse pad, not ideal for CS. I can't really afford the space, or the money to buy a new desk of the size i need. So is there a bind that is legal to use in matchmaking to allow you to turn 180 degrees with a mouse?

I love CS-GO and have spent a lot of time learning the intricacies of the game, but I feel like 1v1s I should win sometimes I lose due to my limited movement. My sensitivity is 1.2 raw input, with acceleration turned off and windows sens in the middle of the scale. I have only played about 150 hours or so and I am only silver 5, but I feel until I find some solution to this problem I will not be able to break out of silver/ play to my full potential.

Sorry if this is TLDR. It's my first post on steam community so I don't really know the etiquette. Any suggestions other than a bind will be much appreciated (barring insults which I am expecting).

[partyboy]

Originally posted by BRICK:

I saw some discussions on this, but no clear answers were given that I could find. My situation is I have a good hardware setup, but a compact desk and a small mouse pad, not ideal for CS. I can't really afford the space, or the money to buy a new desk of the size i need. So is there a bind that is legal to use in matchmaking to allow you to turn 180 degrees with a mouse?

I love CS-GO and have spent a lot of time learning the intricacies of the game, but I feel like 1v1s I should win sometimes I lose due to my limited movement. My sensitivity is 1.2 raw input, with acceleration turned off and windows sens in the middle of the scale. I have only played about 150 hours or so and I am only silver 5, but I feel until I find some solution to this problem I will not be able to break out of silver/ play to my full potential.

Sorry if this is TLDR. It's my first post on steam community so I don't really know the etiquette. Any suggestions other than a bind will be much appreciated (barring insults which I am expecting).

Idk much about macros but can't you just make one so when you hit a certain button it'll repeat a certain movement you've recorded before with your mouse, that should work

[AliDav]

Originally posted by partyboyCS:

Originally posted by BRICK:

I saw some discussions on this, but no clear answers were given that I could find. My situation is I have a good hardware setup, but a compact desk and a small mouse pad, not ideal for CS. I can't really afford the space, or the money to buy a new desk of the size i need. So is there a bind that is legal to use in matchmaking to allow you to turn 180 degrees with a mouse?

I love CS-GO and have spent a lot of time learning the intricacies of the game, but I feel like 1v1s I should win sometimes I lose due to my limited movement. My sensitivity is 1.2 raw input, with acceleration turned off and windows sens in the middle of the scale. I have only played about 150 hours or so and I am only silver 5, but I feel until I find some solution to this problem I will not be able to break out of silver/ play to my full potential.

Sorry if this is TLDR. It's my first post on steam community so I don't really know the etiquette. Any suggestions other than a bind will be much appreciated (barring insults which I am expecting).

Idk much about macros but can't you just make one so when you hit a certain button it'll repeat a certain movement you've recorded before with your mouse, that should work

I will give that a go as long as it is legal. I don't know how to do it but I'm sure there is a tutorial online. Thanks for your suggestion.

[pbody]

Macro's and binds are "legal" afaik