RRebind

05-04-26

Mouse Sensitivity Switcher with UI

This Lua script for Rebind hardware input allows you to easily switch between mouse sensitivity presets using a keybind and a UI slider. Customize your sensitivity on the fly with this useful script.

rebindlua scriptsensitivitymouseuisliderinput

Question

Sensitivity switcher with UI slider

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Sensitivity Switcher

luau
-- rebind: name=Sensitivity Switcher

local cfg = UI.Schema({
    enabled = UI.Toggle(true, { label = "Enable" }),
    sensitivity = UI.Slider(1.0, {
        min = 0.1,
        max = 3.0,
        step = 0.1,
        suffix = "x",
        label = "Mouse Sensitivity",
        tooltip = "Multiply mouse movement by this factor",
    }),
    toggle_key = UI.Keybind("F6", {
        label = "Quick Toggle",
        tooltip = "Press to switch between normal and custom sensitivity",
    }),
})

local normalSens = 1.0
local customSens = 2.0
local isCustom = false

function OnMove(dx, dy)
    if not cfg.enabled then
        return true
    end

    local factor = cfg.sensitivity
    HID.Move(dx * factor, dy * factor)
    return false
end

Bind(cfg.toggle_key, function()
    isCustom = not isCustom
    local current = isCustom and customSens or normalSens
    cfg.sensitivity = current
    UI.Notify(
        string.format("Sensitivity: %.1fx", current),
        "info"
    )
    return false
end)

function OnStart()
    Log.Info("Sensitivity multiplier active")
end

How it works

This script multiplies all mouse movement by a configurable factor:

  1. UI Slider — lets you adjust sensitivity from 0.1x to 3.0x without touching code
  2. OnMove hook — intercepts every mouse movement, scales it by the sensitivity multiplier, and returns false to block the original movement
  3. Toggle Key — press F6 to quickly switch between two presets (normal and custom)
  4. Modeline notes — no process targeting needed, so it's always active

The script blocks mouse input (return false) and sends the scaled version via HID.Move(), so your PC never sees the original unscaled movement.

Customization

  • Adjust min, max, and step in the slider options to change the range
  • Edit normalSens and customSens to set what the toggle button switches between
  • Bind the toggle key to any other hotkey (e.g., "Mouse4" or "RAlt+M")

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