Matching FOV between Apex Legends and Battlefield 4?

[Azuolas]

Hello, i'm trying to match my FOV's but after i've input all the info, it doesn't reflect or spit out the value there should be for the other game like it does when you try to match mouse sensitivity. Is this a premium-only feature maybe? I'm only trying to figure out what 110 Apex FOV is for BF4.

[DPI Wizard]

Since Apex uses a multiplier you need to check the vertical FOV in the output and use this for BF4:

https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=105c9409b6401d93a8475533f64c0251

[Azuolas]

6 hours ago, DPI Wizard said:

Since Apex uses a multiplier you need to check the vertical FOV in the output and use this for BF4:

https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=105c9409b6401d93a8475533f64c0251

Thanks for the help! I'm still feeling a bit lost, where does ''93.34647'' come from? The vertical FOV that apex outputs for 110 is 92? 

[DPI Wizard]

4 hours ago, Azuolas said:

Thanks for the help! I'm still feeling a bit lost, where does ''93.34647'' come from? The vertical FOV that apex outputs for 110 is 92? 

Sorry, that was a typo! Should have been 92.34647 yes :)

[Azuolas]

26 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

Sorry, that was a typo! Should have been 92.34647 yes :)

No worries, thank you so much! I understand how to convert properly now. 

Could I bug you for one more thing? https://gyazo.com/968a8c87877ab3802585953e2b442d5e

From my understanding Apex and CSGO are both source games and use the same system for FOV. I thought 90 was equally 90 for both games but in the calculator it's a little bit off? 

[DPI Wizard]

2 minutes ago, Azuolas said:

From my understanding Apex and CSGO are both source games and use the same system for FOV. I thought 90 was equally 90 for both games but in the calculator it's a little bit off? 

They are only the same at 70: https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=280ec8fb3d437253292beae4fd2b00c2

Apex uses a multiplier visible in the config file to the 70 value (so the max in-game of 110 equals 1.55 in the config file which equals 70*1.55=108.5). There's a small offset from the in-game value, probably down to lazy coding by the devs.