April 13, 20241 yr Justo ahora, DPI Wizard dijo: Mi español no es tan bueno por favor escribe en inglés. De cualquier manera, los porcentajes son relativos al campo de visión y la sensibilidad del hipfire. Entonces, si cambia cualquiera de ellos, necesitará un nuevo cálculo para ADS . I don't understand, what I want to know is what percentage is used in the example ads : monitor distance horizontal: 100% scale: 100% scope: monitor distance horizontal: 100% scale: 100% What are the true percentages given that example?
April 13, 20241 yr Author Wizard 19 minutes ago, blaster58 said: I don't understand, what I want to know is what percentage is used in the example ads : monitor distance horizontal: 100% scale: 100% scope: monitor distance horizontal: 100% scale: 100% What are the true percentages given that example? In what example? Join the community on Discord!
April 13, 20241 yr hace 27 minutos, DPI Wizard dijo: In what example? Did I move the scale or does the scale not have to move? And the percentage in 101 and 366 is correct or not? Edited April 13, 20241 yr by blaster58
April 15, 20241 yr Author Wizard On 4/14/2024 at 1:51 AM, blaster58 said: And the percentage in 101 and 366 is correct or not? That depends on what you are trying to achieve. Join the community on Discord!
April 15, 20241 yr hace 24 minutos, DPI Wizard dijo: That depends on what you are trying to achieve. Could you help me please? I just want a good sens, I want for ads and scope, could you give an example? Sorry, I don't understand the previous examples you gave.
April 15, 20241 yr Author Wizard 1 hour ago, blaster58 said: Could you help me please? I just want a good sens, I want for ads and scope, could you give an example? Sorry, I don't understand the previous examples you gave. You should try with everything set to the default in the calculator first and see how that feels. Join the community on Discord!
April 15, 20241 yr hace 1 hora, DPI Wizard dijo: You should try with everything set to the default in the calculator first and see how that feels. I already did it like this but I don't feel good with that feeling close or far away. I'm sorry, does it depend on the monitor? my monitor is 19.5 and it is 1366 x 768
April 15, 20241 yr Author Wizard 1 hour ago, blaster58 said: I already did it like this but I don't feel good with that feeling close or far away. I'm sorry, does it depend on the monitor? my monitor is 19.5 and it is 1366 x 768 Did if feel too fast or too slow? If too slow, try with MDV 100% instead, or 177.7778%. Join the community on Discord!
April 15, 20241 yr hace 2 horas, DPI Wizard dijo: Did if feel too fast or too slow? If too slow, try with MDV 100% instead, or 177.7778% Is that the configuration? Edited April 15, 20241 yr by blaster58
April 16, 20241 yr Author Wizard 11 hours ago, blaster58 said: Is that the configuration? Yes, this is common conversion method. Join the community on Discord!
April 16, 20241 yr hace 8 horas, DPI Wizard dijo: Yes, this is common conversion method. In the end with this configuration I feel comfortable, in apex I have 110 fov but if I put it at 95 in the configuration it gives me the real 110, if I put 110 it gives 123 and there is no that in apex so I put it at 95 so that it would give 110
September 9, 20241 yr I have a question, in PUBG, as shown in the figure below, how does the vertical sensitivity of this conversion come from, and does the application of this vertical sensitivity keep the pixels moving in all directions vertically and horizontally consistent?
September 9, 20241 yr @DPI WizardI have a question, in PUBG, as shown in the figure below, how does the vertical sensitivity of this conversion come from, and does the application of this vertical sensitivity keep the pixels moving in all directions vertically and horizontally consistent?
September 9, 20241 yr Author Wizard 17 hours ago, lucky_hk said: @DPI WizardI have a question, in PUBG, as shown in the figure below, how does the vertical sensitivity of this conversion come from, and does the application of this vertical sensitivity keep the pixels moving in all directions vertically and horizontally consistent? The FOV is different, you have 80 in the first one and 90 in the second one. Seems like a bug maybe, I think the second one should be locked to 80 as well. Join the community on Discord!
February 9, 2025Feb 9 Hello. Can somebody explain me what is the pixel ratio (pixel/count)? Does this mean? If it > 1.0, maybe about 2.0 this mean what if I try to change position of mouse pointer on 1 pixel, it will be changed on 2 pixels? And if <= 1.0 this is most consistent precise mouse pointer move per pixel?
February 9, 2025Feb 9 Author Wizard 18 minutes ago, Jacob3123 said: Hello. Can somebody explain me what is the pixel ratio (pixel/count)? Does this mean? If it > 1.0, maybe about 2.0 this mean what if I try to change position of mouse pointer on 1 pixel, it will be changed on 2 pixels? And if <= 1.0 this is most consistent precise mouse pointer move per pixel? You can see it demonstrated here. Note that this information is a little bit outdated as it refers to 1080p on a 24" monitor. If you're using 1440p or 4k etc, the importance of keeping it close to 1 diminishes depending on the monitor size. Join the community on Discord!
February 10, 2025Feb 10 30 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said: You can see it demonstrated here. Note that this information is a little bit outdated as it refers to 1080p on a 24" monitor. If you're using 1440p or 4k etc, the importance of keeping it close to 1 diminishes depending on the monitor size. OK. It seems like I thinking right, but, it's real to convert WPS to game sensitivity? I mean, I use 1920x1080 monitor, and always use 1600 dpi and 6/11 WPS, but now, when I use magnifier zoom in windows, I found that eDPI to high, cuz it hard to do aim on every pixel without skip. So i set to 400 DPI and 6/11 (400 eDPI I think), that works great and more precise, but how to convert it to game settings? Is 1.0 mouse sens in every game means x1 scale to DPI like 6/11 in windows?
February 10, 2025Feb 10 Author Wizard 3 minutes ago, Jacob3123 said: OK. It seems like I thinking right, but, it's real to convert WPS to game sensitivity? I mean, I use 1920x1080 monitor, and always use 1600 dpi and 6/11 WPS, but now, when I use magnifier zoom in windows, I found that eDPI to high, cuz it hard to do aim on every pixel without skip. So i set to 400 DPI and 6/11 (400 eDPI I think), that works great and more precise, but how to convert it to game settings? Is 1.0 mouse sens in every game means x1 scale to DPI like 6/11 in windows? Most games are not affected by zoom or WPS (if it's disabled in the calculator, the game is unaffected by it). As for the sensitivity in games, there's absolutely no connection between sensitivity value and anything else like 1x to DPI. Games have very different sensitivity scales and algorithms, which is a big part of the reason this calculator exists. Every game is manually analyzed and the sensitivity formulas reverse engineered to allow you to convert between them. Join the community on Discord!
February 10, 2025Feb 10 6 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said: Most games are not affected by zoom or WPS (if it's disabled in the calculator, the game is unaffected by it). As for the sensitivity in games, there's absolutely no connection between sensitivity value and anything else like 1x to DPI. Games have very different sensitivity scales and algorithms, which is a big part of the reason this calculator exists. Every game is manually analyzed and the sensitivity formulas reverse engineered to allow you to convert between them. Yes I know about Raw Input. So, to get it like I get it on windows by zoom method, I need special equipment like you.
February 10, 2025Feb 10 Author Wizard 2 minutes ago, Jacob3123 said: So, to get it like I get it on windows by zoom method, I need special equipment like you. No, the calculator supports this, but it requires premium, here's an example. Join the community on Discord!
February 10, 2025Feb 10 If this true meaning - "if you need more precise, you need higher monitor resolution and DPI"? Edited February 10, 2025Feb 10 by Jacob3123
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