sens - yaw is linear, accel isn't

according to http://phoon.us/mouse/ and playing around with some values i figured out in my environment 0.000045 yaw does around 0.01 sens

hmtz...

does this count for pitch also? i mean its other resolution etc

works exactly the same way for pitch, quake engine's input only depends on yaw/pitch, not res.
afaik, the quake engines only accept 5 decimals though .

Now, why the hell do you want to do that?

can't be caught with standard yaw and pitch if you want to look like a legit pro.

Oh yeah right, I forgot I have to use in_mouse -1, mouse drivers win sens 1/11, yaw/pitch 0.00001 ingame sens 1707 accel 351.48 to look legit.

I wish those people understood what yaw/pitch actually do, I'm sure I've lost a few minutes of my precious life while waiting for the windows calc to pop up.