Windows m_yaw possible?

[lmsrc06]

Hello! I recently calculated a really gpod resolution for PC FPS games, like CS:GO. It's 1680x1080 (14:9). In games like CS:GO you can change the m_yaw value, but what is m_yaw, you ask? It's like having the same horizontal and vertical mouse movement, for example, in CS:GO if you use 4:3 stretched resolutions, your mouse will move more horizontally than vertically and that's annoying, and that's a m_yaw command is in CS:GO. I woould like to have the same but for Windows too.
Also, in CS:GO's menu, the mouse feels weird, because the m_yaw only affects ingame. I would like to: when I start CS:GO, the resolution would be set to 1680x1080 and the Windows' "m_yaw" value changed to 0.01925. Can a script do that, and what script? Sorry for the long text. Thank you!

 

[BFG-9000]

The most straightforward way would be to use a high-end mouse that allows adjusting x and y axis sensitivity separately in its control panel. I don't know if any of them have per-application profiles but that's what would be required to apply settings automatically as you want.

In Windows, there is a hack reported to work using autohotkey, but it may not work in all games. It's toggled with a hotkey you can assign such as F12.

Or there is a way to intercept the mouse data and adjust just one axis with interaccel which should work in any game.

 

[ipitofish1]

The most straightforward way would be to use a high-end mouse that allows adjusting x and y axis sensitivity separately in its control panel. I don't know if any of them have per-application profiles but that's what would be required to apply settings automatically as you want.

In Windows, there is a hack reported to work using autohotkey, but it may not work in all games. It's toggled with a hotkey you can assign such as F12.

Or there is a way to intercept the mouse data and adjust just one axis with interaccel which should work in any game.

How can I do that?