Independent X / Y sensitivity, help please?

[TeamTactical]

So I installed and booted up Metro 2033 to replay, this time in Nvidia Surround.

Unfortunately the game does not quite work properly at such a wide resolution, with the horisontal sensitivity being three times higher than vertical sensitivity. As I own a Microsoft Sidewinder X5, I am unable to alter my X and Y sensitivity independently in drivers. Have any of you come across any ways to be able to do this?

 

Thanks!

[Ninety1Nine]

Sometimes they include this in the config file. In most games this is a "user.ini" or "user.cfg" file. Start looking for that (should be able to open in notepad) and then do a search for sensitivity (this part might take a while).

 

However, while looking for it myself, I found that there are multiple config files that you will have to edit. This is due to cloud saving and the such.

 

This forum post here should help with that: http://steamcommunity.com/app/43110/discussions/0/846958223060476459/

[TeamTactical]

Sometimes they include this in the config file. In most games this is a "user.ini" or "user.cfg" file. Start looking for that (should be able to open in notepad) and then do a search for sensitivity (this part might take a while).

 

However, while looking for it myself, I found that there are multiple config files that you will have to edit. This is due to cloud saving and the such.

 

This forum post here should help with that: http://steamcommunity.com/app/43110/discussions/0/846958223060476459/

Thanks, I looked it up and found where the sensitivity option is. It seems there is no separate options for x and y sensitivity though, so I won't be able to play unless I buy a new mouse

Oh well, thanks for the help anyway.