i think angle snapping is a great option, majority of professional csgo players play with 400dpi, out of habit and to increase aiming stability adding angle snapping option is bad at 400dpi because its effect is accentuated. for players who use 800dpi it is very beneficial because it combines the responsiveness of the sensor with better aiming stability
Gavin Lobo
4 years ago
Many users don’t even know if the Angle snapping is ON on their mouse. But if someone is playing with Angle Snapping ON for a long time and getting great results then your muscle memory have developed accordingly. Now, if you change it then you might have some issues while playing games like Counter strike. So when a user switch the Angle snapping ON or OFF, at least spend 24+ hours so that the muscle memory get used to it.
your just plain wrong. There is msucle memory in every single task we do. Mouse movement is one of the most important things a competitive player needs to zero in on to hit shots.
Can’t believe someone typed something so truly stupid. Muscle memory exists literally every time you do literally anything that involves moving literally anything.
Are you guys actually stupid? Muscle Memory does not exist when you are aiming. You can a professional coach if muscle memory exists in aiming but they will say its just a joke.
Justin
5 years ago
I tried angle snapping. Regarding your aim you’re better off using it. If you’re spraying like in csgo it is not going to work but with a little practice, it just might help. ghub (Logitech software) it works for most mouse. Angle snapping does not work on on-board memory.
Different things work for different people but almost no professional player (and these are the players who should know a thing or two about aim) prefers angle snapping since it can be awfully inconsistent.
Sensors initially had all of these things included to make them easier to use for things like work (you don’t need a pixel perfect sensor for most office work) so it’s definitely not strange that you like to have it on for work! Luckily there are now dedicated gaming sensors that don’t have any of that stuff (or have it as something optional) so that people can choose. The best of both worlds!
Haan
5 years ago
I just tried to play with angle snap on, my aim got better a bit
Well it’s different for everyone, but in general having unpredictable stuff such as angle snapping activated isn’t a good idea. That said: if it works for you, then great!
ive been aim training while inadvertently having angle snapping on. discovered it while double checking some setings in iCue and turned it off to see if i notice much of a difference. immediately noticed a significant impact.
i think angle snapping is a great option, majority of professional csgo players play with 400dpi, out of habit and to increase aiming stability adding angle snapping option is bad at 400dpi because its effect is accentuated. for players who use 800dpi it is very beneficial because it combines the responsiveness of the sensor with better aiming stability
Many users don’t even know if the Angle snapping is ON on their mouse. But if someone is playing with Angle Snapping ON for a long time and getting great results then your muscle memory have developed accordingly. Now, if you change it then you might have some issues while playing games like Counter strike. So when a user switch the Angle snapping ON or OFF, at least spend 24+ hours so that the muscle memory get used to it.
msucle memory doesn’t exist when using a mouse.
your just plain wrong. There is msucle memory in every single task we do. Mouse movement is one of the most important things a competitive player needs to zero in on to hit shots.
Can’t believe someone typed something so truly stupid. Muscle memory exists literally every time you do literally anything that involves moving literally anything.
Are you guys actually stupid? Muscle Memory does not exist when you are aiming. You can a professional coach if muscle memory exists in aiming but they will say its just a joke.
I tried angle snapping. Regarding your aim you’re better off using it. If you’re spraying like in csgo it is not going to work but with a little practice, it just might help. ghub (Logitech software) it works for most mouse. Angle snapping does not work on on-board memory.
Different things work for different people but almost no professional player (and these are the players who should know a thing or two about aim) prefers angle snapping since it can be awfully inconsistent.
idk should probably be more focused on professional aimers than players… most of them have sheet aim
i want to test it out is there a software i can use that gives me angle snapping i have a Logitech g 402
There probably is but we’re not aware of any software from the top of our heads. Google is probably your best bet.
Use povohat mouse customizable accel program it has angle snapping as well as a few more fetures.
Using Angle snapping in my Asus M5 only for work, Game profiles with turned off, but anyway, I am crab, so no matter)
Sensors initially had all of these things included to make them easier to use for things like work (you don’t need a pixel perfect sensor for most office work) so it’s definitely not strange that you like to have it on for work! Luckily there are now dedicated gaming sensors that don’t have any of that stuff (or have it as something optional) so that people can choose. The best of both worlds!
I just tried to play with angle snap on, my aim got better a bit
Well it’s different for everyone, but in general having unpredictable stuff such as angle snapping activated isn’t a good idea. That said: if it works for you, then great!
ive been aim training while inadvertently having angle snapping on. discovered it while double checking some setings in iCue and turned it off to see if i notice much of a difference. immediately noticed a significant impact.