Change the sensitivity of the mouse cursor with a button Topic is solved

[Atisab]

Hi, i found a simple solution. I am now looking for a script with which I can change the sensitivity of the mouse with a button. This should work as follows: If I hold down the T key, the mouse cursor should slow down by one step as long as the key is held down. And when I release the T key, the mouse sensitivity returns to the standard normal speed. Hold down the T key = Mouse cursor one step slower. Release the T key, the mouse cursor sensitivity returns to the standard normal speed. With this script it would be easier to hit the opponents in first person shooter games. I think something like this is feasible with Autohotkey

[gregster]

I moved your topic from 'Tutorials (v2)' to 'Ask for Help (v2) > Gaming', like I suggested in the other v2 topic - and also linked to.
The 'Tutorials' subforums are not for help requests, but for posting actual tutorials.

Edit: Now I saw that you also posted a duplicate in the AHK v1 Gaming help subforum. If you prefer, and you actually use AHK v1, we can move this topic again.

[mikeyww]

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; This script gets or sets the mouse speed
; Range is 1-20, 10 is default
; https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/8432-script-for-changing-mouse-pointer-speed/
#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0

t:: {
 Static slow := 4 ; Range is 1-20
 orig := getMouseSpeed(), setMouseSpeed(slow)
 ToolTip '===> SLOW <===', 500, 500
 KeyWait(ThisHotkey), setMouseSpeed(orig)
 ToolTip
}

getMouseSpeed() {
 Static SPI_GETMOUSESPEED := 0x70
 DllCall('SystemParametersInfo', 'UInt', SPI_GETMOUSESPEED, 'UInt', 0, 'Ptr*', &speed := 0, 'UInt', 0)
 Return speed
}

setMouseSpeed(speed) {
 Static SPI_SETMOUSESPEED := 0x71
 DllCall('SystemParametersInfo', 'UInt', SPI_SETMOUSESPEED, 'UInt', 0, 'UInt', speed, 'UInt', 0)
}

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