# Mouse Sensitivity

Control 3D navigation sensitivity during runtime with persistent settings.

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**New in Version 6.0.3**: Mouse Sensitivity control is available in the Settings window during Play Mode.
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<figure><img src="/files/YtowmJ6O1E5dm1P9mdbK" alt="Mouse Sensitivity Settings Window"><figcaption><p>Settings window showing Mouse Sensitivity slider (0.1-3.0 range) during Play Mode</p></figcaption></figure>

## Overview

The Mouse Sensitivity feature allows users to adjust 3D navigation speed in real-time during Play Mode. Settings are automatically saved and restored across Unity sessions.

## Settings

* **Range**: 0.1 (very slow) to 3.0 (very fast)
* **Default**: 1.0 (normal sensitivity)
* **Access**: Settings window during Play Mode
* **Persistence**: Automatically saved using Unity PlayerPrefs

## Navigation Types Affected

* Camera rotation and orbiting
* Zoom controls (scroll wheel)
* Panning operations
* Touch navigation on mobile devices

## How to Use

1. Enter **Play Mode** in Unity
2. Open the **Settings** window from the runtime UI
3. Adjust the **Mouse Sensitivity** slider to your preference
4. Changes apply immediately
5. Settings persist automatically when exiting Play Mode

## Use Cases

* **Accessibility**: Accommodate different user preferences
* **Hardware Compatibility**: Adjust for different mouse types and DPI settings
* **Training Environments**: Provide comfortable navigation for new users
* **Demonstrations**: Quick sensitivity adjustment for different presentation scenarios


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