On The Fly DPI allows you change the mouse sensitivity on the fly (very quickly) by using modifier keys (hotkeys) and the mouse. ONFDPI is stand-alone application that can be used for anything that would call for changing the sensitivity quickly such as gaming (far to near sniping anyone?) or graphic design or whatever else you might think of.
ONFDPI runs in the system tray where there's a help selection with the listed hotkeys and other info and selections to restart and exit the program.
Raise Sensitivity: Mouse Wheel Up Or XButton2
[Control]+[Alt]+ +1 Sensitivity
[Control]+[Shift]+ +2 Sensitivity
[Shift]+[Alt]+ Max Sensitivity
Lower Sensitivity: Mouse Wheel Down Or XButton1
[Control]+[Alt]+ -1 Sensitivity
[Control]+[Shift]+ -2 Sensitivity
[Shift]+[Alt]+ Min Sensitivity
Default: Click Mouse Button
[Control]+[Alt]+ Reset to default
MouseDpi(mode_speed:=0){
DllCall("SystemParametersInfo","UInt",0x70,"UInt",0,"UIntP",_current_,"UInt",0)
If mode_speed Is Not Number
{
If (InStr(mode_speed,"reset") And (_current_!=10)){
DllCall("SystemParametersInfo","UInt",0x71,"UInt",0,"UInt",10,"UInt",0)
DllCall("SystemParametersInfo","UInt",0x70,"UInt",0,"UIntP",_current_,"UInt",0)
}
Return _current_
}
mode_speed :=(mode_speed!=0 And mode_speed>20)?20
:(mode_speed!=0 And mode_speed<0)?1
:mode_speed
If (mode_speed!=0 And (_current_!=mode_speed))
DllCall("SystemParametersInfo","UInt",0x71,"UInt",0,"UInt",mode_speed,"UInt",0)
Return !mode_speed?_current_:mode_speed
}
MouseDpi(MouseDpi()+1)
I always need to change the mouse sensitivity quickly and I have used scripts for a while, but I wanted something small and portable.
Portable program (Plans for installer and portable option).
I have tested on Windows 10 64 bit.
Ian Pride @ faithnomoread@yahoo.com - [Lateralus138] @ New Pride Services
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