Mouse recomendation

Ohlawll · 24 Jan 2012 at 22:10

I've had my kone for nearly 2 years now without any issues. Perhaps I have The Chosen One ;p

andybird123 · 24 Jan 2012 at 22:46

Double post. stupid android

andybird123 · 24 Jan 2012 at 22:47

James J said:
This. Got one myself and it has 2 buttons just below left click for DPI setting (raise and lower it to pre-determined min/max values in the mouse software).

Example:

My G9X is set to have 5 increments of DPI ranging from 400, 800, 1200, 2000, 3200 and 5700. You can change any of these values at will, plus lower the number of increments also if you want. I use 400 for sniping, 800 for running around, 1200 in ground vehicles, 2000 in aircraft and the highest settings for amazingly hard oh **** turns, all in BF3.

Due to the button placement and the software being really good, this is the first mouse I've owned where I can truly change the dpi on the fly to my presets, which are all set by me. You can also program the mouse to change the presets you want based on the application you load, which is an insanely powerful tool in my opinion.

Can you record a macro that includes set dpi to 800 and another key or button?
the g9x is too small for me so itd have to be a g500, but they use the same software

Im assuming not as logitech have deleted my thread and blocked my account for even asking

HUNTER.P · 24 Jan 2012 at 23:02

Just fiddling with the settings on my G9x you can record a macro to press the dpi setting multiple times with or without delay meaning when the macro is enabled it will set the dpi to the setting you recorded but your lowest setting would have to be your required value

andybird123 · 25 Jan 2012 at 09:24

thankyou!

so at least it might support zoom + low dpi on one button and unzoom + high dpi on another as a toggle, which isn't exactly what I want but might do in a pinch, or can you set 1 macro for mouse down and another macro for mouse up?

HUNTER.P · 25 Jan 2012 at 11:38

andybird123 said:
thankyou!

so at least it might support zoom + low dpi on one button and unzoom + high dpi on another as a toggle, which isn't exactly what I want but might do in a pinch, or can you set 1 macro for mouse down and another macro for mouse up?

yeah, my recomendation would be to set up a gaming profile on the mouse and have the two side buttons (typically used for web browsing back and forward) to use the two macros on