Added with hipfire, ads and scope calculations for both in-game and config file settings.

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They changed the names of the settings. Same values it seems though

[Sensitivity]
Hipfire=0.876257
ADS=0.868358

Edited February 4, 20188 yr by idiom444

On 2/4/2018 at 01:15, idiom444 said:

They changed the names of the settings. Same values it seems though

[Sensitivity]
Hipfire=0.876257
ADS=0.868358

Thanks, updated.

There also is an advanced section below the normal sliders I just noticed. It has sliders sliders for all the scopes. Don't know if it is worth working into the calculator but would be nice <3

15 hours ago, idiom444 said:

There also is an advanced section below the normal sliders I just noticed. It has sliders sliders for all the scopes. Don't know if it is worth working into the calculator but would be nice <3

Yes, all can be added, working on it

Sweet cant wait!

Does anyone know how to get to the config file? I can't find it.

 

Nevermind, didn't know you had to adjust the sliders in game for the sensitivity section to appear in the file.

Edited February 7, 20188 yr by Klovehitch

19 hours ago, Klovehitch said:

Does anyone know how to get to the config file? I can't find it.

 

Nevermind, didn't know you had to adjust the sliders in game for the sensitivity section to appear in the file.

after using the calculator it shows the path on the bottom under the "game info" box, which is this:

Config file:  Game.ini

Path:  %LOCALAPPDATA%\IONBranch\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor

 

to open %local app data% you just need to simply open file explorer, click on C drive, then users, then the user account you are using/logged into, then app data > local > IONbranch > saved > config > windowsnoeditor > game.ini 

 

You will need to change the file explorer settings to be able to view hidden items ( at the top of file explorer just simply select view, then check the box for hidden items

Edited February 7, 20188 yr by sinschneider0
adding more information

Any update on this? There are multiple zoom levels now and im fairly certain ADS is incorrect. Seems far too slow for matching.

On 2/6/2018 at 10:08 AM, DPI Wizard said:

Yes, all can be added, working on it

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5 hours ago, KandiVan said:

Any update on this? There are multiple zoom levels now and im fairly certain ADS is incorrect. Seems far too slow for matching.

Added all the new zoom levels now, but note that Distance Skew is not yet supported by the calculator so make sure it is set to 100%.

1 minute ago, DPI Wizard said:

Added all the new zoom levels now, but note that Distance Skew is not yet supported by the calculator so make sure it is set to 100%.

I saw that distance skew setting, what exactly is it? and thanks again for all your hard work!

1 minute ago, KandiVan said:

I saw that distance skew setting, what exactly is it? and thanks again for all your hard work!

It's kinda like USA Coefficient in Battlefield and Monitor Distance, but the math behind it is completely different and it has a lot more impact on the sensitivity.

I haven't quite figured out the math behind it yet though.

Thanks man you're awesome. Is Distance Skew the Coefficient setting in the Game file?

Edit: It is. Removing the line from the file resets it to default.

Edited February 8, 20188 yr by idiom444

where is the ads value in the calculator?

Can't get the values I like from all these different sliders, perhaps I'm configuring it wrong. I just want a 11.2323 inch 360 for all sensitivities.

I am also confused about where to get ads value in the calculator

@DPI Wizard Looks like the ADS option is missing in the calculator, and all the other aims rely on the ADS value.

Working on an update now.

ADS calculation is strictly not needed since you can just use the default value for just about any calculation.

But I've added it now based on the 3.4X scope so you can do a two-step calculation of the scopes.

I don't know what's up with this game - i use a 360 of 11.2323 inches@1600dpi, 90fov which i convert for other games and it feels fine.

With this game, I've had to put it to around 24% for hip/ads - then it feels ok - this works out to like 13.3929 inches on the calculator, which i know from previous experience, feels too slow on other games.

Perhaps i'm doing something wrong.

5 minutes ago, ZSOJI said:

I don't know what's up with this game - i use a 360 of 11.2323 inches@1600dpi, 90fov which i convert for other games and it feels fine.

Is that 90 FOV in CSGO? If so try to set the FOV in Nyne to 106.26 (assuming you have a 16:9 monitor).

This seems accurate now at least for how it "feels" in game. Excuse the game, last one i played where it felt like i was hitting shots consistently.

The values look weird, but it feels alright which is my confusion.

Edited July 14, 20188 yr by ZSOJI

I cant do my CS GO Sense to ION cause ION is locked behind a paywall, I dont have paypal to buy the premium pass......

can someone do it for me?

CS GO

Sense 2, for all

Roccat DPI 400

Windows speed 5

fov 90

24inch monitor

1920:1080

Does anyone know how the 'Distance Skew' function works?

I play a lot of Battlefield 4 and Battlefield V, and I use Universal Soldier Aiming.  I would like to know if I should use the ION Distance Skew at 100% or 133% to get the same effect as Battlefield's Universal Soldier Aiming (which is default 133%).

 

Regards

 

Edit: ok I just saw your post where you are still trying to figure out the math behind the ION distance skew function. Hope you can get this added soon, especially as the game is making a resurgence in player numbers.

Edited November 27, 20187 yr by xxdjscrewxx
thanks