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Half-Life / TFC / Counter-Strike Tweak Guide

Controls

Load Half-Life, select Configuration, then Controls, then select the Advanced controls button.

Crosshair. Tick this setting to enable the use of a crosshair in-game. Obviously this will make aiming a lot easier.

Reverse mouse. Tick this to invert the y-axis of the mouse. This means pulling back (towards you) on the mouse will result in looking up & vice versa.

Mouse look. Tick this setting to always use the mouse for aiming/changing view. I’d highly recommend this for best control of your view. Although Untick it should you intend to use a joystick/keyboard instead for aiming.

Mouse filter. Tick this setting to enable mouse filtering. This will average out mouse movements resulting in much smoother scrolling. Ubnticking this will disable mouse filtering.

Joystick. Tick this setting if you intend to use a Joystick to play the game, however mouse & keyboard is the best way to play Counter-Strike. It will improve performance slightly if Unticked as well. Useful if you're on a low spec machine.

Joystick look. When Ticked the Joystick will be used for aiming/changing view, rather than movement & vice versa. If you have Joystick Unticked then you can ignore this setting.

Autoaim. When Ticked this can enhance your aim on servers which support this feature. When Unticked aim enhancement will be disabled, even on servers that support it.

Mouse sensitivity. Using this slider you can adjust the responsiveness of your mouse. Moving this to the Right can improve mouse responsiveness, although may make accurate movements awkward due to the extra responsiveness & vice versa.

You can further tweak Input device settings in your Config file. Add/Edit the following lines as you see fit;

m_filter "x". Set x to 1 enables mouse filtering. This averages out mouse movements resulting in much smoother scrolling. A setting of 0 disables mouse filtering. I’d high recommend enabling this.

joystick "x". Should you be wanting to use a joystick to play Counter-Strike set this to 1. If you don't, set it to 0. Mouse & keyboard is by far the better way to play however. Performance can improve slightly when Joystick support is disabled.

sensitivity "x". Valid values for x are 010. Setting this to Higher values can improve mouse responsiveness, although may make accurate movements awkward due to the extra responsiveness & vice versa. I’d recommend leaving this set to the default value unless you find your mouse to be very slow to react to input.

If you are using a mouse (Which most of you will be) you can find out how to further tweak that device in our Mouse Tweak guide.

 




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