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Greenhill
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Stadia remove mouse acceleration?

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Does stadia remove mouse acceleration? If it is enabled on my pc. Even disabling it in windows > mouse settings doesnt seem to remove it, but does Stadia remove it like other application seems to be able to remove it?

 

Mouse acceleration is what causes inaccurate mouse movement which is not 1 on 1 Reflection of physical and onscreen movement. So depending on speed it becomes a 1 on 2 reflection. Which makes aiming really hard. Even trying to aim on things to click in desktop is difficult, let alone trying to play that way in a game. But you realise this only after you have tried playing without it and how easy it becomes to aim 100% accurately every single time.

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DaBaldEagul
Silver Stadia Guide
Silver Stadia Guide

Hey there!

I believe Stadia uses the system cursor for movement info, so if your device has mouse acceleration on, it'll use it, and if it's already off it won't.

-- Baldy
I am no Google official. My messages and opinions are my own, and should not be used to judge Google or their products. Silver and gold Guides are independent volunteers that like to help out on the forums.

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DaBaldEagul
Silver Stadia Guide
Silver Stadia Guide

Hey there!

I believe Stadia uses the system cursor for movement info, so if your device has mouse acceleration on, it'll use it, and if it's already off it won't.

-- Baldy
I am no Google official. My messages and opinions are my own, and should not be used to judge Google or their products. Silver and gold Guides are independent volunteers that like to help out on the forums.
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Greenhill
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Thanks for reply.

It seems that my touchpad has no way to remove acceleration. But I found that I can remove mouse acceleration on my wireless usb mouse.

Incase anyone wants to know how:

  • Windows settings > Devices > |Mouse > -Extra mouse options > [options for pointer] > uncheck "enhance pointer precision"
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