Hi I just registered for your program and I've been struggling to comprehend the instructions for hours. I expected I would just enter my preferred sensitivity for hip fire, ADS, Scope and it would be converted but this doesn't seem to be the case. I'm struggling to comprehend what to enter for MDH. I kind of understand the concept but I still have no idea of what I should enter for percentage and scale. How does this correspond with the in game sensitivity setting? Your instructions on MDH:

"This conversion allows you to match your mouse movement exactly to a specific point on the horizontal axis." I do not understand that sentence.

"Setting the MDH percentage to 0% means that the speed of tracking a moving target will be the same." aren't different targets moving at different speeds in different games? The video makes it look like the mouse is locked on to a target but I have no idea what your trying to say.

I would suggest starting off each section with a more thorough explanation of its purpose.

I've tried looking on youtube but have found no guides that were helpful. I would suggest updating your youtube channel with more in depth tutorials. A video where you go through converting one game to the other in a simple and clear fashion would be very helpful because I want to understand it but I find the instructions to be very difficult to understand.

P.S. I tried simple mode but I still don't see where I would but different number for ADS or Scope it's just one sensitivity.

6 hours ago, Muel said:

Hi I just registered for your program and I've been struggling to comprehend the instructions for hours. I expected I would just enter my preferred sensitivity for hip fire, ADS, Scope and it would be converted but this doesn't seem to be the case. I'm struggling to comprehend what to enter for MDH. I kind of understand the concept but I still have no idea of what I should enter for percentage and scale.

You can do this using the Reverse function, this lets you enter everything including ADS and scopes, and have the calculator reverse-engineer the closest conversion method.

6 hours ago, Muel said:

"This conversion allows you to match your mouse movement exactly to a specific point on the horizontal axis." I do not understand that sentence.

This means that you will have the exact same mouse movement to move the crosshair to aim at something at a specific point on your monitor. For ease of visualization, say you have a target at the very edge of your monitor. Using MDH 100% (where 100% referes to the edge of FOV), you will have to move your mouse the same distance to aim at this target, wether it is in hipfire, ADS or a sniper scope.

7 hours ago, Muel said:

"Setting the MDH percentage to 0% means that the speed of tracking a moving target will be the same." aren't different targets moving at different speeds in different games? The video makes it look like the mouse is locked on to a target but I have no idea what your trying to say.

This refers to a target moving at the same rate, as the video is showing, the same mouse movement will lock on to the target regardless of zoom. Targets will of course move at different speeds, but my using MDH 0%, you will have to do the same relative adjustments regardless of zoom level.

Thanks I appreciate the reply. I'm still trying to wrap my head around this but the reverse function is at least figuring a lot out for me. It really is an amazing program it's just a little overwhelming. I'll keep playing with it.

Just now, Muel said:

Thanks I appreciate the reply. I'm still trying to wrap my head around this but the reverse function is at least figuring a lot out for me. It really is an amazing program it's just a little overwhelming. I'll keep playing with it.

Yeah, and to be honest the instructions need a revamp, that's in the queue!