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Makeshift mousepads
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Makeshift mousepads
I have a nice fancy laser mouse, and I want a different mousepad than my cloth one with a sticky back and the kitten designs. I gotta hold off till Chrismas, so I was thinking I could make a makeshift mousepad with inexpensive household objects. Any Idea/suggestions?
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Heh, because I don't need a real mouse pad, and play better without one with my mouse, I use a folder. One of those paper like folders, that don't have prongs.... X_D
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Paper you say? I don't think the mouse would glide very well.
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Try this
You don't need any when you have no rollers.
Use your desktop,noisy but it works and is free. ![]() |
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Best to describe me, iAwp. That means I am the sniper for my CS:S team. Since I snipe I use a very low DPI and Sensitivity, a mouse mat usually limits how far I can turn because having to pick my mouse back up and moving it back. I just use my huge desk.
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My desk is glass. How do you expect a laser to reflect back with glass?
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Easy
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![]() I'm useing a normal green Mouse Pad for my Laser and it's OK. Is that a good enough reply ? It's makeshift.$ 1 to find out. ![]() |
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