I want to convert the sensitivity of csgo into this game. Isn't that the case? Why do I need to enter sensitivity? I don't need to convert this sensitivity?

1 minute ago, Steam said:

I want to convert the sensitivity of csgo into this game. Isn't that the case? Why do I need to enter sensitivity? I don't need to convert this sensitivity?

The conversion needs to know some of your existing values, but if you select "All w/ ADS" or "All w/ ACOG" instead the default value will be automatically used.

7 分钟前, DPI Wizard说:

The conversion needs to know some of your existing values, but if you select "All w/ ADS" or "All w/ ACOG" instead the default value will be automatically used.

What mean :

Sensitivity 1:

MouseYawSensitivity=50

Sensitivity 2:

AimDownSightsMouse=50

 

It means that you must set these values in the config file for the calculated sensitivity to be correct.

Also make sure you enter the correct FOV for R6.

and I use the old version, I want to be familiar with it, so this setting, the data is different, the effect is the same?

 

So, Is this set?

 

11 minutes ago, Steam said:

and I use the old version, I want to be familiar with it, so this setting, the data is different, the effect is the same?

That's the same as doing this in the new version:

18 小时前, DPI Wizard说:

That's the same as doing this in the new version:

But why do you enter "1" in the sensitivity 1?

2 hours ago, Steam said:

But why do you enter "1" in the sensitivity 1?

Because you did it here:

21 hours ago, Steam said:

and I use the old version, I want to be familiar with it, so this setting, the data is different, the effect is the same?

 

 

21 分钟前, DPI Wizard说:

 

So the new version of 50 is equivalent? Because if you have to use the old version to count 1 and then fill in the new version, it is obviously not logical.

 

Edited September 20, 20187 yr by Steam

5 minutes ago, Steam said:

So the new version of 50 is equivalent? Because if you have to use the old version to count 1 and then fill in the new version, it is obviously not logical.

No the values are the same, but the MouseSensitivityMultiplierUnit will be calculated based on the MouseYawSensitivity value. It actually doesn't matter if you use 1, 50, 77 or whatever, it will just change the MouseSensitivityMultiplierUnit accordingly.