February 9, 20205 yr I would like to see that you can also set your VFOV/ HFOV in the "Calculator Settings", so that you don't have to enter it again for each game.
February 9, 20205 yr 51 minutes ago, glaceorizer said: I would like to see that you can also set your VFOV/ HFOV in the "Calculator Settings", so that you don't have to enter it again for each game. auto match function across fov types would be nice and save some time but , its not as bad if you save a profile with a certain fov it stays for that game(in that profile ) Edited February 9, 20205 yr by fortunate reee ┬┴┬┴┤(･_├┬┴┬┴┬┴┬┴┤ ͜ʖ ͡°) ├┬┴┬┴
February 9, 20205 yr Wizard I've considered this, but there's a few issues with doing it, mainly that the FOV range of games varies a lot. So if the calculator automatically uses an invalid FOV, that will affect sensitivity. I'm currently going through every game in the calculator to verify them and update the notes to more standardized text. Perhaps if I also update with max/min FOV this functions can be implemented. Join the community on Discord!
February 10, 20205 yr 18 hours ago, DPI Wizard said: I've considered this, but there's a few issues with doing it, mainly that the FOV range of games varies a lot. So if the calculator automatically uses an invalid FOV, that will affect sensitivity. I'm currently going through every game in the calculator to verify them and update the notes to more standardized text. Perhaps if I also update with max/min FOV this functions can be implemented. Makes sense, any thoughts on give "loose" settings for imprecise games like the RE2 remake? Like we know there is negative accel and it won't be perfect.
February 10, 20205 yr Wizard Just now, Bryjoe said: Makes sense, any thoughts on give "loose" settings for imprecise games like the RE2 remake? Like we know there is negative accel and it won't be perfect. The issue with games like RE2 is that the variation is huge. You might get twice or half the calculated 360 distance based on your DPI and how you move your mouse. Some games like all the Serious Sam games have issues too, but it's more consistent. If it's always off by say +/- 10% I can make a calculation. What I possibly can do is to see if RE2 etc is consistent at any kind of (human) movement and use that as a reference with the game notes informing that e.g. small movement will be off. Regarding the automatic FOV conversion, I'm going to implement that very soon. Updating all games will take months (there's over 500 games and almost 2000 entries to go through), but I'll make an update that informs you that FOV has been calculated and you need to verify that it's valid for the games that haven't been updated. Join the community on Discord!
February 13, 20205 yr Wizard Solution I've been working on this for the entire week, but it's finally done! Auto FOV is now live, read more about it in the instructions! While it might seem simple on the surface it's a quite complicated feature, so let me know if anything acts weird! Join the community on Discord!
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