Mouse sensitivity: This option allows you to change your in-game sensitivity, which sets how fast your crosshair moves. This also will hurt you in the long run, not only will your aim cease to improve but those already skilled will find this option to be unhelpful as it throws your aim off. Auto-Aim is disabled on most servers as many believe it to be a very cheap feature. Joystick look: Joystick look is the same concept as Mouse look, except this time for the joystick.Īuto-Aim: Aims at enemies automatically. This is because your game does not attempt to detect and initialize a joystick at startup. Disabling Joystick and all it’s byproducts can in fact decrease load times slightly, which will be more noticeable on a slower system. Joystick: Enable this if you prefer to use a joystick over a mouse. Theoretically, with mouse filter off, you could also receive a slight FPS boost on lower end systems. This means using older data to move your mouse instead of the most up to date information.
If turned on, Counter-Strike will calculate all your mouse movements over the last two frames to find an average and attempt to give you a more fluid feel. Enabling it will only distort your aim, moving your crosshair slightly off cue from where you want it. This may sound like a good idea, but it is best left unchecked. Mouse Filter: Mouse filter smoothes out mouse movement. Mouse look: Mouse look should be checked if you are using a mouse, allowing you to “look” with the mouse. Up will become down and down will become up. Reverse Mouse: Ticking this option will invert your mouse’s up-down axis. Many of the options are self explanatory, but let us go over them a little just to be clear. From there, select the “Mouse” tab from the menu. After starting up Counter-Strike, go into Options.
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