Deluxe Ski Jump Forum

I have the same problem with the mouse sensitivity. Maybe it is a case of getting used to the new way of controlling jumpers than in DSJ3, but anyway I see the problem with mouse. When I try "practice" and really fight with the jumpers not to cause them fall and when I try to skip practice mode ...

Probably (actually it's not a matter of probability) who's having problems with mouse sensibility had better change operating system from XP (like me) to windows7. I've heard that in Windows 7 you can tune the mouse speed in control panel and have the jumper speed changed in DSJ4. That's not ...

I tried all sensities between 1.0 and 10.0 and it seems it has no effect on the jumper.
A lot of people can't or don't want to understand that desperate twiddling with dpi or sensitivity settings WILL NOT miraculously improve their jumping.
You still have to actually learn the proper technique of ...

It's not a matter of decent lenght reached. Me too reached 125-130 meters lenght. I find really strange that there's no way to move the mouse more than one millimeters otherwise you fall down.

If I set up mouse speed at 2 the jumper looks like a crazy horse, or, even worse, looks like Colloredo ...

I set the lowest value and that value isn't enough. I need even lower. I noticed you'd better not move the mouse antil you finish your click for taking off otherwise you will fall down. The difference from dsj3 is "too much" and there's no way to rule it. The software should take in charge the ...