Mouse Sensitivity Exporter is a tool made to help you quantize your mouse sensitivity inside any game and on any platform in a reliable way. With this method, you will always be able to do a backup of / export your sensitivity and restore it later.
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MouseSensitivityExporter v1.4.2 file released: MouseSensitivityExporter_1-4-2_x64.exe
v1.4.2 ----- - Added a new type of mouse hooking, to work on some other games or version (example: OpenArena v0.7.1 is type 1, OpenArena v0.7.6 is type 2). v1.4.1 ----- - Just changed the help file a bit. I enhanced the tutorial and the explanation is now much cleaner. v1.4 ----- - Added 64-bits Windows support (for Linux it should work too). - IMPORTANT: big change in the test function for Windows. The method used to move the mouse and do the test used an esotheric AutoIT function in the last versions, but now it uses directly the Ctypes module, so it now works the same way on Windows and Linux, and I don't use Magic Numbers to fix the translation anymore, and it works on Windows 64 bits too with the dev ctypes-x64 release. The way MSE works now is much cleaner than before, but it's NOT RETROCOMPATIBLE ! Please redo your config. - Added detection which was used to create the config loaded. v1.3.1 ----- First public release. Works on Linux and now on Windows, thanks to AutoIT (windows library doesn't work at all with games hooking the mouse). Adjustments were made to make possible the comparison of the sensitivity between Windows / Linux. v1.2 ----- Bugfix release. Support for software without mouse hooking added. v1.1 ----- Second dev release. Still don't work on Windows. Documentation added. v1.0 ----- First dev release, works on Linux but not Windows. No documentation. ToDo ----- - Add support for MacOSX (how to mouse cursor in this OS with Python, directly or indirectly ?)
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File released: /MouseSensitivityExporter/v1.4.2/MouseSensitivityExporter_1-4-2_x64.exe
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v1.4.2 update
I just uploaded v1.4.2 which add support for even more games and environment by adding a Mouse Hooking type 2 (default and previous one is type 1). Use it when tests move the mouse weirdly (ie: for OpenArena <= 0.7.1 you must use type 1, and for OpenArena >= 0.7.6 it's type 2). Another thing: it's probably the last update of this software since it does all I need and even more, the only missing feature is MacOSX support but at this moment it seems impossible because Python hasn't the function I need on this platform. But if someone reports me a bug or ask a feature, it will be a pleasure to make a new release :-) Enjoy and feedback !
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MouseSensitivityExporter v1.4.2 file released: MouseSensitivityExporter_1-4-2_x86.zip
v1.4.2 ----- - Added a new type of mouse hooking, to work on some other games or version (example: OpenArena v0.7.1 is type 1, OpenArena v0.7.6 is type 2). v1.4.1 ----- - Just changed the help file a bit. I enhanced the tutorial and the explanation is now much cleaner. v1.4 ----- - Added 64-bits Windows support (for Linux it should work too). - IMPORTANT: big change in the test function for Windows. The method used to move the mouse and do the test used an esotheric AutoIT function in the last versions, but now it uses directly the Ctypes module, so it now works the same way on Windows and Linux, and I don't use Magic Numbers to fix the translation anymore, and it works on Windows 64 bits too with the dev ctypes-x64 release. The way MSE works now is much cleaner than before, but it's NOT RETROCOMPATIBLE ! Please redo your config. - Added detection which was used to create the config loaded. v1.3.1 ----- First public release. Works on Linux and now on Windows, thanks to AutoIT (windows library doesn't work at all with games hooking the mouse). Adjustments were made to make possible the comparison of the sensitivity between Windows / Linux. v1.2 ----- Bugfix release. Support for software without mouse hooking added. v1.1 ----- Second dev release. Still don't work on Windows. Documentation added. v1.0 ----- First dev release, works on Linux but not Windows. No documentation. ToDo ----- - Add support for MacOSX (how to mouse cursor in this OS with Python, directly or indirectly ?)
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MouseSensitivityExporter v1.4.2 file released: MouseSensitivityExporter_1-4-2_x86.exe
v1.4.2 ----- - Added a new type of mouse hooking, to work on some other games or version (example: OpenArena v0.7.1 is type 1, OpenArena v0.7.6 is type 2). v1.4.1 ----- - Just changed the help file a bit. I enhanced the tutorial and the explanation is now much cleaner. v1.4 ----- - Added 64-bits Windows support (for Linux it should work too). - IMPORTANT: big change in the test function for Windows. The method used to move the mouse and do the test used an esotheric AutoIT function in the last versions, but now it uses directly the Ctypes module, so it now works the same way on Windows and Linux, and I don't use Magic Numbers to fix the translation anymore, and it works on Windows 64 bits too with the dev ctypes-x64 release. The way MSE works now is much cleaner than before, but it's NOT RETROCOMPATIBLE ! Please redo your config. - Added detection which was used to create the config loaded. v1.3.1 ----- First public release. Works on Linux and now on Windows, thanks to AutoIT (windows library doesn't work at all with games hooking the mouse). Adjustments were made to make possible the comparison of the sensitivity between Windows / Linux. v1.2 ----- Bugfix release. Support for software without mouse hooking added. v1.1 ----- Second dev release. Still don't work on Windows. Documentation added. v1.0 ----- First dev release, works on Linux but not Windows. No documentation. ToDo ----- - Add support for MacOSX (how to mouse cursor in this OS with Python, directly or indirectly ?)
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MouseSensitivityExporter v1.4.2 file released: MouseSensitivityExporter_1-4-2_x64.zip
v1.4.2 ----- - Added a new type of mouse hooking, to work on some other games or version (example: OpenArena v0.7.1 is type 1, OpenArena v0.7.6 is type 2). v1.4.1 ----- - Just changed the help file a bit. I enhanced the tutorial and the explanation is now much cleaner. v1.4 ----- - Added 64-bits Windows support (for Linux it should work too). - IMPORTANT: big change in the test function for Windows. The method used to move the mouse and do the test used an esotheric AutoIT function in the last versions, but now it uses directly the Ctypes module, so it now works the same way on Windows and Linux, and I don't use Magic Numbers to fix the translation anymore, and it works on Windows 64 bits too with the dev ctypes-x64 release. The way MSE works now is much cleaner than before, but it's NOT RETROCOMPATIBLE ! Please redo your config. - Added detection which was used to create the config loaded. v1.3.1 ----- First public release. Works on Linux and now on Windows, thanks to AutoIT (windows library doesn't work at all with games hooking the mouse). Adjustments were made to make possible the comparison of the sensitivity between Windows / Linux. v1.2 ----- Bugfix release. Support for software without mouse hooking added. v1.1 ----- Second dev release. Still don't work on Windows. Documentation added. v1.0 ----- First dev release, works on Linux but not Windows. No documentation. ToDo ----- - Add support for MacOSX (how to mouse cursor in this OS with Python, directly or indirectly ?)
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MouseSensitivityExporter v1.4.2 file released: MouseSensitivityExporter_1-4-2.tar.gz
v1.4.2 ----- - Added a new type of mouse hooking, to work on some other games or version (example: OpenArena v0.7.1 is type 1, OpenArena v0.7.6 is type 2). v1.4.1 ----- - Just changed the help file a bit. I enhanced the tutorial and the explanation is now much cleaner. v1.4 ----- - Added 64-bits Windows support (for Linux it should work too). - IMPORTANT: big change in the test function for Windows. The method used to move the mouse and do the test used an esotheric AutoIT function in the last versions, but now it uses directly the Ctypes module, so it now works the same way on Windows and Linux, and I don't use Magic Numbers to fix the translation anymore, and it works on Windows 64 bits too with the dev ctypes-x64 release. The way MSE works now is much cleaner than before, but it's NOT RETROCOMPATIBLE ! Please redo your config. - Added detection which was used to create the config loaded. v1.3.1 ----- First public release. Works on Linux and now on Windows, thanks to AutoIT (windows library doesn't work at all with games hooking the mouse). Adjustments were made to make possible the comparison of the sensitivity between Windows / Linux. v1.2 ----- Bugfix release. Support for software without mouse hooking added. v1.1 ----- Second dev release. Still don't work on Windows. Documentation added. v1.0 ----- First dev release, works on Linux but not Windows. No documentation. ToDo ----- - Add support for MacOSX (how to mouse cursor in this OS with Python, directly or indirectly ?)
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File released: /MouseSensitivityExporter/v1.4.2/MouseSensitivityExporter_1-4-2_x64.zip
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File released: /MouseSensitivityExporter/v1.4.2/MouseSensitivityExporter_1-4-2_x86.zip
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File released: /MouseSensitivityExporter/v1.4.2/MouseSensitivityExporter_1-4-2_x86.exe
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