So.. i just changed my FOV to the max of 110 and came here to calculate my new sens. 

Soo, i came across the following incident: 

When i choose Hdeg 16:9 and type in my FOV of 110 i get my sens.   (P1)

Just to dobble-check i translated that 110 FOV to a Multiplier of 1.341899. 

Buuut...Ingame 110 FOV! MY Confiq says a multiplier of 1,55.

So basically, now i have two multiplier, which are supposed to be same, but are not.

So some thing here is screwed up..

Apex uses a badly implemented 4:3 FOV scale, so 110 FOV (in-game menu settings) = 123.268762 HFOV. You can check it here: https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=18aba630ac006ea89f11eb8d1b38085b

If you want to just use the "110" FOV value for conversions, set "FOV type" to "Multiplier" and "Location" to "In-game".

here

in-game

 https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=670d5434de0617805abc16a48b3dc2b0

and

config

https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=fc22ec5ecc5672a844681e047443d1ec

Ok. I already thought about something similar, because of how the fov on the sights work.

I really apreachiate the answer, as well as the picture. It cleared something out.

I will go with that solution

 

Great Day and stay healthy 

3 hours ago, Vaatu said:

Ok. I already thought about something similar, because of how the fov on the sights work.

I really apreachiate the answer, as well as the picture. It cleared something out.

I will go with that solution

 

Great Day and stay healthy 

The calculator works on the principle: enter the data you want - you will get the result. Using different transformation methods is the same data for calculations. I also shared my findings, after several years of experimentation, check it out.

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Edited February 4, 20215 yr by philheath
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