You can now (finally) change the layout of the calculator to your liking!

On the Calculator Settings header there's now three buttons to switch between the layouts: 
(These options will not show up if your resolution is too narrow)

• The first one is the classic one where the boxes are vertically stacked and have a max switch.
• The second one will place the Calculator Settings and Input next to each other, and below them the Calculations and Game Info next to each other, using the entire width available.
• The last one is like the classic layout, but with the width forced to max.
• This setting is stored in your browser and not with your saved input.

Also Jedi's Trick is now split into Vertical and Horizontal. Previously it used primarily horizontal, and only vertical for those games that supports separate vertical sensitivity.

For some reason Jedi's trick options wont work right now on my browser.

8 minutes ago, Pyroxia said:

For some reason Jedi's trick options wont work right now on my browser.

It was a bug with 2D conversions, try again now

5 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

It was a bug with 2D conversions, try again now

fixed thanks wizard

So which one has lowest deviation now vertical or horizontal Mr. @MacSquirrel_Jedi

The Jedi's Trick  onely use by win2d to 3d game?

1 hour ago, Gold_poor_elder said:

The Jedi's Trick  onely use by win2d to 3d game?

No, it can be used for anything

On 26/03/2022 at 03:54, Pyroxia said:

So which one has lowest deviation now vertical or horizontal Mr. @MacSquirrel_Jedi

I'm interested as well @DPI Wizard

On 3/25/2022 at 5:54 PM, Pyroxia said:

So which one has lowest deviation now vertical or horizontal Mr. @MacSquirrel_Jedi

On 4/27/2022 at 1:55 AM, Matsuho said:

I'm interested as well

In general i'm recommending a vertical option.

But it's not that easy. It will always depend on what you are comparing and what you want to achieve. To answer this is for standalone article. With many different examples. It's not in my power to demonstrate all possible scenarios. Thats why i developed a sensitivity graph in my utility. So any one can see what is happening with sensitivity. I'm thinking a while that i will create a standalone utility "sensitivity graph". Where you will fill 360° distances and H+VFOV and you will be able to compare not just two aims but many. For example Windows + game1 hipfire + game1 scope + game2 hipfire + game2 scope and so on. In one graph! Implementing this to calculator is useless. But standalone utility just for visual comparing, it could bring more light to monitor distance problematic.

Answer to your question is already in this video (Time 0:59-1:33). I'm only curious why it's not a part of instructions. By the way, this video is key to understand monitor distance matching. It took me many views and time than i fully understood. After that i was able to break the monitor distance matching

Edited May 1, 20223 yr by MacSquirrel_Jedi

Hi @DPI Wizard

Can you reveal me a game, which has the most aims (ADS+Scope) on this site?

Best regards

Edited May 1, 20223 yr by MacSquirrel_Jedi

3 minutes ago, MacSquirrel_Jedi said:

Hi @DPI Wizard

Can you reveal me a game, which have the most aims (ADS+Scope) on this site?

Best regards

I think Battlefield 2042 has the most unique settings, while Warzone has the most entries (where several aims use the same setting).

So jedi trick vertical is 0.68 monitor distance coefficient and horizontal is 1.21 monitor distance coefficient? but which one is better?

Edited June 1, 20223 yr by stalkerbronet

I think jedi trick is better.


 

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Edited October 28, 20223 yr by GiuseppeMejia