1 minute ago, Guest ZSfGuBcu said:

Sorry to be dumb here but just want to make sure i get it : 

 

Cod hipfire : csgo hipfire and fov 

cod scopes : csgo scope sensitivity MDH 0% ( i do use 0.818933 ) ? 

COD scopes also from csgo hipfire and MDH 0%, but it will actually be the same result with scopes since it's already matched to hipfire.

BTW COD uses MDH 0% by default, so if you first match FOV and hipfire sensitivity from CSGO you can just leave the multipliers to 1.

1 hour ago, DPI Wizard said:

COD scopes also from csgo hipfire and MDH 0%, but it will actually be the same result with scopes since it's already matched to hipfire.

BTW COD uses MDH 0% by default, so if you first match FOV and hipfire sensitivity from CSGO you can just leave the multipliers to 1.

Thanks so much again .

What is monitor distance coefficient? It is in options but i don't see anything about it on the calculator.

Edit: Nevermind i see it when i switch ADS mouse sensitivity to relative.  Still curious what it means if anyone knows.

Edited October 25, 20196 yr by undersquare

I imputed my fov but it kept the modern warfare fov at the default,. What would the correct fov be?, apex 90 fov to mwf

 

From what I understand fov doesn’t matter for mwf. Dpiwizard talks about it earlier in this post. I think just use whatever fov you like best.

As the ADS multiplier was not enabled during the beta, is the toolset available on site 100% accurate as of now?

1 hour ago, SrirachaSauce said:

I imputed my fov but it kept the modern warfare fov at the default,. What would the correct fov be?, apex 90 fov to mwf

 

105.54 would be the exact same FOV in MW as your Apex.

3 hours ago, undersquare said:

What is monitor distance coefficient? It is in options but i don't see anything about it on the calculator.

Edit: Nevermind i see it when i switch ADS mouse sensitivity to relative.  Still curious what it means if anyone knows.

It's actually the exact same thing as MDV in the conversion setup in the calculator. What it does is to match all aims and scopes to a certain vertical movement so they are consistent between different FOV's.

1 hour ago, undersquare said:

From what I understand fov doesn’t matter for mwf. Dpiwizard talks about it earlier in this post. I think just use whatever fov you like best.

While FOV doesn't affect the hipfire 360 distance, it's still important to enter the FOV you use as it does affect scopes and hipfire calculations if you use any other method that 360 distance.

32 minutes ago, Neoflex said:

As the ADS multiplier was not enabled during the beta, is the toolset available on site 100% accurate as of now?

Yes

What's my best option for keeping all ADS zooms the exact same 360 distance? Would I want relative ADS mouse sensitivity? 

1 minute ago, IsaacLightning said:

What's my best option for keeping all ADS zooms the exact same 360 distance? Would I want relative ADS mouse sensitivity? 

Do you mean for just ADS (like iron sight, 1x optics etc) or scopes too? For scopes it's not recommended and probably not even possible. For ADS you can do it both with relative or legacy, it more depends on how you like the scopes to scale.

Trying to convert from R6 Siege to CoD Moder warfare (2019) but i dont get any change in CoD, it just shows default sensitivity and nothing else comes up? 😕

4 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

Do you mean for just ADS (like iron sight, 1x optics etc) or scopes too? For scopes it's not recommended and probably not even possible. For ADS you can do it both with relative or legacy, it more depends on how you like the scopes to scale.

Yeah I tried doing it with all 3 but since my CSGO sens is .895 it said the multiplier I would need for scopes would be too high. I have the belief that always keeping 360 distance the same will lead to the best muscle memory, but since that won't really work in this case what is the next best thing?

1 minute ago, IsaacLightning said:

Yeah I tried doing it with all 3 but since my CSGO sens is .895 it said the multiplier I would need for scopes would be too high. I have the belief that always keeping 360 distance the same will lead to the best muscle memory, but since that won't really work in this case what is the next best thing?

360 distance is terrible for scopes, they will move insanely fast making it virtually impossible to aim. The pixel-skipping will also likely be so large you can't aim at most object.

But if you prefer fast scopes, the best thing is MDH 100% and set the coefficient to 1.78.

Any way to make it where ADSing with pistols takes the same amount of mouse movement to do a 360 as with an assault rifle?

@DPI Wizard Best options to use when converting from CSGO to COD MW? I was told months ago that MDH 75% was the best to use when converting CS to all games so is that still accurate? Also should I be using relative or legacy?

12 hours ago, DPI Wizard said:

360 distance is terrible for scopes, they will move insanely fast making it virtually impossible to aim. The pixel-skipping will also likely be so large you can't aim at most object.

But if you prefer fast scopes, the best thing is MDH 100% and set the coefficient to 1.78.

I don't actually prefer fast scopes, I just thought that was what I was supposed to do. Like setting the zoom sens to .82... in csgo makes sure that you get the same 360 distance with an awp and with hipfire, right?

6 hours ago, IsaacLightning said:

I don't actually prefer fast scopes, I just thought that was what I was supposed to do. Like setting the zoom sens to .82... in csgo makes sure that you get the same 360 distance with an awp and with hipfire, right?

no not even close to 360 distance , if you use 0.818933 then you will get the same FEELING with the first level of the zoom with awps and guns like that . it is far far slower when it comes to 360 distance . the 0.8189 is MDH 0% meaning fine adjustments and good tracking . 

6 hours ago, PondeN said:

@DPI Wizard Best options to use when converting from CSGO to COD MW? I was told months ago that MDH 75% was the best to use when converting CS to all games so is that still accurate? Also should I be using relative or legacy?

there is no best but try the 0% for start and then if you thought you don't like it then you can use the other values instead . 

try relative if you want your scopes to have pretty much the same feeling . 

7 hours ago, Michael Mckin said:

Any way to make it where ADSing with pistols takes the same amount of mouse movement to do a 360 as with an assault rifle?

IF i'm not mistaking pretty much each weapon and scopes have a different Fov and zoom so im gonna go ahead and say probably no but i could be wrong since i did not look through the options that much . also since they have different fov you really don't want to have the same 360 distance m  it is probably best to use relative setting with 1 ads multiplier and get the same feeling that way . hopefully someone will answer your question better if i'm wrong . 

8 hours ago, PondeN said:

@DPI Wizard Best options to use when converting from CSGO to COD MW? I was told months ago that MDH 75% was the best to use when converting CS to all games so is that still accurate? Also should I be using relative or legacy?

It depends on your zoom sens in csgo, what is it?

47 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

It depends on your zoom sens in csgo, what is it?

1 zoom sens.

9 minutes ago, PondeN said:

1 zoom sens.

Then use MDH 75% for ADS and Scopes, relative ADS in MW and coefficient 1.33, kinda like this with your own settings elsewhere:

Hi. 
I'm trying to match my Fortnite sensitivity to Modern Warfare but the sensitivity in Modern Warfare feels way faster and the scope sensitivities feels way slower.
What am I doing wrong? My Fortnite mouse targeting sensitivity is 0.511, and my fortnite mouse scope sensitivity is 0.427. I set my Modern Warfare's scope sensitivities to 0.51 

 

14 hours ago, DPI Wizard said:

Then use MDH 75% for ADS and Scopes, relative ADS in MW and coefficient 1.33, kinda like this with your own settings elsewhere:

Thanks. I've been using MDH 75% for all 4 options... should I be using 360 distance for Normal and MDH 75% for the other 3 in the future?

Also, is independent and affected just personal prefence to if you prefer it being zoomed in more or not?

So for same feeling across all scopes use relative and set multipliers to 1? I initially converted my cod hipfire to cod ads using the calculator which told me to set multipliers at .86 and .81Also, do we know what the FOVs of the various scopes are?

Edited October 27, 20196 yr by undersquare