I'm noticing (even in local games) that my mouse seems to be having latency issues. This does not seem to happen with other games.

Intel mainboard, ubuntu gutsy x86_64

Here's some info on my mouse:

Looks like you're using evdev. Try using the regular driver instead.

I don't believe I am...

here's what I've got in my xorg.conf:

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Section "InputDevice"
    Identifier     "Configured Mouse"
    Driver         "mouse"
    Option         "CorePointer"
    Option         "Device" "/dev/input/mice"
    Option         "Protocol" "ExplorerPS/2"
    Option         "ZAxisMapping" "4 5"
    Option         "Emulate3Buttons" "true"
    Option      "Buttons" "9"
#    Option      "ButtonMapping" "1 2 3 6 7 8 9"
EndSection

Turn "Emulate3Buttons" off. You mouse should have 3 buttons anyway and that option makes X delay each click a few milliseconds to figure out wheather you also press the other button.

turned three button mouse emulation off, and it did not help. I also tried using openbox instead of gnome, that changed nothing. I also disabled my joystick, that also did not help.

What exactly means latency issue? Does it result in periodic rough movements? Check glx and sdl versions.

well, movement of the mouse is perfect, but mouse buttons have a split-second delay consistently.

[TSA] Psychcf wrote:well, movement of the mouse is perfect, but mouse buttons have a split-second delay consistently.

even in local matches? whoa, I know that only from online ones with higher pinged opponents and tended to blame the antilag feature

Urmel wrote:even in local matches? whoa, I know that only from online ones with higher pinged opponents and tended to blame the antilag feature

antilag has nothing to do with your opponent's ping and definitely doesn't delay your input.

Here's a video showing the problem. I doubt it'll help, but I figured "why not"...

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... 6028&hl=en

edit: I miss my nexuiz

KadaverJack wrote:antilag has nothing to do with your opponent's ping and definitely doesn't delay your input.

I know. I learnded that the netgraph/lagometer still needs some improvement, that's why I said "tended".

psych, why don't you enable netgraph and press the TAB button while experimenting? On the video it's looking like 160 ping.

Which oesnt give an answer why you suffer trigger lags when playing offline of course

in the video all those were local games

is the ticrate perhaps like ultra-low?

edit: Well, then it wouldn't affect non-local games.

Try disabling mouse acceleration.

Irritant wrote:Try disabling mouse acceleration.

nope.

btw: this doesn't happen on the menu

hmm... I just deleted my config, and copied some stuff over, and now there's no delay at all.

What an unsatisfying end to this quest.

dIM wrote:What an unsatisfying end to this quest.

rofl

dIM wrote:What an unsatisfying end to this quest.

agreed. I must find the cvar that caused the issue!

what polling rate and dpi are you playing
because razor mouse has special modified drivers to get 1000hz polling rate

Did you patch your usb rate ??? if not then switch to 125hz instead of 500 or 1000

razor mouse can lag btw , dont use 1000hz or 500hz on lower systems

lower systems lag and higher systems only have a little bit cpu increase on 1000hz

im using razor now for 5 years I have 2 working copperheads and 1 lachius

lachius is still beta drivers and it uses the same G3 laser u have
dont expect to mutch from your mouse yet.

http://razerblueprints.net/

new nVidia Linux Display Driver 169.09 came out today

Urbanshenkie wrote:new nVidia Linux Display Driver 169.09 came out today

I should try it, I've got an 8800GT