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DPI field to 2 decimal places

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Is it possible to add this in both parts of the calculator?

It already supports one decimal place. I understand you may think "well, you can't have half a count" and that's true, but I use accel software which downscales dpi and uses math to carry the remainders with the interception driver, so the cursor velocity can be the equivalent of it (albeit with a bit of rounding).

It would just mean I could end up with slightly more accurate calculations. Esoteric request it may be, but I'm presuming it's a very easy change to make.

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  • DPI Wizard
    DPI Wizard

    This wasn't actually a limitation on decimals, but how many characters the box supports. For various reasons it's sensible to limit it, but I've increased it to 10 characters now

  • DPI Wizard
    DPI Wizard

    Added rounding options to DPI calculations for Windows now! 50, 1 and 0.01

  • TheNoobPolice
    TheNoobPolice

    Works great! I now have an exact 36cm 360 at my preferred FOV of 100 4:3, whilst maintaining precise 0% match from game to windows cursor at 1 pixel per count exactly which I also prefer htt

  • Wizard
1 minute ago, TheNoobPolice said:

Thanks, related to this, is it possible for the "windows desktop" output to not round to 10 dpi increments for the same reason?

I think for this I'll have to add some new code and an option to do it. Ideally it should round to 50 like it did long ago since no sensor (AFAIK) supports any lower increment, and they confusingly round up. So if the calculated DPI is 401 and you set it to 401 in the driver it will in fact be 450 and hence way off.

  • Wizard
21 hours ago, TheNoobPolice said:

Yeah, I understand it's been like that for a reason and that's fair enough, it's just "my" dpi isn't really limited like that so it would be great if it could be an option in some way.

Added rounding options to DPI calculations for Windows now! 50, 1 and 0.01 :)

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