Let's say I play on 102 16:9 FOV and one day I decide to change to 104 16:9 FOV . My sensitivity perception is different and I don't hit targets like I used to with the old FOV. Is there any checked formula to convert to a new sensitivity that gives the same feeling ? Maybe your calculator can do this? https://themeta.com/converting-sensitivity-between-fovs-focal-length-scaling/

Well yes, that's basically what it's for

https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=1bcc7a7b66cff650703193785c4f601a

3 minuty temu, DPI Wizard napisał:

Well yes, that's basically what it's for

https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=1bcc7a7b66cff650703193785c4f601a

Ohhh nice so it works. I just had to change from multiplier to direct FOV, because it didn't convert with auto FOV

Edited February 12, 20215 yr by Konrad

2 minutes ago, Konrad said:

Ohhh nice so it works. I just had to change from multiplier to direct FOV, because it didn't convert with auto FOV

Auto FOV will change the FOV for both games to the target FOV (if the game supports it), so you end up with the same FOV in and out.

1 godzinę temu, DPI Wizard napisał:

Auto FOV will change the FOV for both games to the target FOV (if the game supports it), so you end up with the same FOV in and out.

I've noticed it doesn't work when you set FOV to in-game. For example in Apex 104 fov in-game is not a real 104 fov but about 102 fov and the conversion doesn't work, you have to use multiplier as input

3 minutes ago, Konrad said:

I've noticed it doesn't work when you set FOV to in-game. For example in Apex 104 fov in-game is not a real 104 fov but about 102 fov and the conversion doesn't work, you have to use multiplier as input

No, you can still do the same ting, just pay attention to the config FOV in the output: https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=b50cd510b54b071a6d79042b1af2419c

If you do change from 102 to 104 in-game that also works, but this is not hdeg 16:9: https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=d5e4a3067171689432799290a9847eee