Mouse Acceleration Curve Studio & RawAccel Visualizer
Plot, tune, and test deterministic mouse acceleration curves. Swipe your mouse in the live sandbox to measure your real-time hand velocity and export RawAccel profiles.
โ๏ธ Curve Math Parameters
Acceleration will not activate below this hand speed.
โ Frequently Asked Questions
Why do competitive FPS pros use driver-level mouse acceleration (RawAccel)?
Unlike Windows 'Enhance Pointer Precision' (which is unpredictable and framerate-dependent), driver-level mouse acceleration utilities like RawAccel provide mathematical, deterministic acceleration. This gives players low sensitivity for micro-adjustments during slow crosshair tracking, combined with instant high sensitivity during fast flicks for 180-degree turns.
What is the difference between Linear, Natural, and Power curves?
Linear acceleration increases sensitivity directly proportional to hand velocity. Natural acceleration uses a gentle logarithmic curve that ramps up smoothly and levels off. Power acceleration squares or cubes hand speed, producing explosive sensitivity changes strictly during rapid emergency flicks.
What is an Acceleration Offset and Sensitivity Cap?
The 'Offset' defines a velocity threshold below which acceleration does not activate, keeping your sensitivity 100% flat and 1:1 during slow aim micro-adjustments. The 'Sensitivity Cap' sets an absolute maximum speed ceiling so fast flicks never spin out uncontrollably.
Is RawAccel allowed by anti-cheat systems (Vanguard, VAC, Easy Anti-Cheat)?
Yes. RawAccel is an open-source signed kernel-mode driver that is explicitly whitelisted and permitted in professional tournaments and competitive matchmaking across Valorant (Vanguard), CS2 (VAC), Apex Legends, and Overwatch.