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Scroll down to decelerate. The driver can then select intermediate values, like folks who use a steering wheel and pedals setup. Reinhard Posts: 4942 Joined: 20 Dec 2012 16:46 Location: Berlin, Germany Re: Mouse Wheel Accelerator #24 Post by Reinhard » 23 Mar 2013 13:10 What? No offense, but...Stoner asked for a mouse wheel acceleration. Good Idea. If you steer with the mouse. Not so much for keyboard only guys, I guess.Now he's telling us, this "functionality is already built-in". Aha. Great. Excellent.But "For those of us who use the mouse to steer, we must also use the W and S keys to accelerate and decelerate". Huh? So mouse wheel acceleration is not possible if I steer with the mouse?Finally: "I suggest that that the mouse wheel be used. Scroll up to accelerate and scroll down to decelerate. The driver can then select intermediate values, like folks who use a steering wheel and pedals setup."Sorry? I'm really confused. At least more than normal. klhtaar Posts: 6 Joined: 25 Dec 2012 14:31 Re: Mouse Wheel Accelerator #25 Post by klhtaar » 23 Mar 2013 13:15 Thank you very much for you help, Unco! I appreciate your taking the time to try it in game for me. I have an old MOMO wheel, but my table is too small to comfortably play with it, so currently I'm using a keyboard. I've also read that there is going to be a new patch in the near future and I think it is not too hard for devs to implement this feature. I hope they will read this thread and make it happen. Thank you again, Unco!Reinhard, we need to summon Stoner, because I'm confused too. Actually, his name is Stoner so maybe he was seeing things ohaha Posts: 11301 Joined: 07 Dec 2012 06:31 Location: Watchin' y'all Contact: Re: Mouse Wheel Accelerator #26 Post by ohaha » 23 Mar 2013 13:46 klhtaar wrote:it is hard for me to understand why people choose to continue to be mods in the first place, when they hate their job.then don't try to understand... don't want to

Celestra Posts: 386 Joined: 04 Jan 2013 19:24 Re: Mouse wheel for acceleration ohaha wrote:People, please! Use the damn Search function, it's quite handy!Unco, next time don't even bother answering, just merge the topic into the already existing one. Then let them Search for it, in case they did not read the Forum Rules, where it is described how to find their own posts easily.wow looks like someone is in a bad mood . klhtaar Posts: 6 Joined: 25 Dec 2012 14:31 Re: Mouse Wheel Accelerator #22 Post by klhtaar » 23 Mar 2013 05:12 Thank you, Unco!This is what I've tried already: - changed controller type to keyboard+mouse and w/s keys to mouse wheel up down - didn't work;- changed controller type to keyboard only and keys w/s to mouse wheel up down - didn't work;- changed w to mouse wheel button to make sure game identifies mouse wheel - worked, but that's not an effect I wanted.Mods are disabled of course.I would be happy if you could help me. Last edited by klhtaar on 08 Dec 2013 15:21, edited 1 time in total. Unco Posts: 2072 Joined: 02 Jan 2013 21:13 Location: Denmark Re: Mouse Wheel Accelerator #23 Post by Unco » 23 Mar 2013 12:51 Well, I spent quite some time trying to figure it out and then I looked at Stoner's first post and realized that using the mouse wheel as the accelerator is not possible, I'm afraid.The best you can do for now is to use the mouse to steer, which should be a lot better than using the keyboard to steer.Having said that, I strongly recommend you buy yourself a steering wheel and pedals if possible. The experience is totally different and a hell of a lot more immersive.Stoner wrote:EDIT: Ignore this thread. The functionality is already built-in.For those of us who use the mouse to steer, we must also use the W and S keys to accelerate and decelerate. Thus, the gas pedal is either fully down or fuly off.I suggest that that the mouse wheel be used. Scroll up to accelerate and

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Without bringing your PC down to its knees, combat involves some nice tactical details such as using bright stars to hide your ship, using correctly timed EMP burst to take down missiles, and having different types of weapons do varying amounts of damage to different materials. Controls, despite some possible bugs with joystick work smoothly when playing with KB+mouse configuration, but even tho I don't require my games to guide the player by the hand all the time, some tips on what buttons to press could had made the controls quicker to learn and the experience more enjoyable. In the end the fact that us space sim fans don't have much choise in the genre might be the best argument for getting it, and is propably enough to force me to eventually return to it also, but unless you REALLY need a new space sim I advice you to steer clear of Spaceforce, there are definitely better games out there.