A way to fix cm/360 for wrist players, also, a way to get scary good cm/360 as a wrist player.

[Chrometastic]

I just realized something about my guide, this sensitivity optimizes for precision, but lacks tracking. 
Take your current sens from this guide, divide that by 1/2... 

The new cm/360 will be a 50/50 tracking /percision sens. dynamically changing to what you need most. 

Feels 100x better! 

[heckminth]

20 minutes ago, Chrometastic said:

Take your current sens from this guide, divide that by 1/2... 

You mean divide by 2?

[Chrometastic]

54 minutes ago, heckminth said:

You mean divide by 2?

yes

 

[Chrometastic]

So, I found out there is such a thing called a "Goinometer." This is a device that measures accuratly the degrees of movement for a given joint. 

I can finally measure out without doing guesswork the exact degrees of movment I can perform for radial deviation for the wrist. 

I'm recieving mines tommorow at 10pm. 

I can update my final CM/360, and never need to do any more measurements! 

Link for Goinometer: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK558985/
Link for amazon page: https://www.amazon.com/Goniometer-inch-360-Degree-Plastic/dp/B07ZCVJXVD/ref=sr_1_6?keywords=Goniometer&qid=1664407353&qu=eyJxc2MiOiI0LjQwIiwicXNhIjoiNC4zMSIsInFzcCI6IjQuMjkifQ%3D%3D&sr=8-6
Using one for Radial Deviation of the wrist: 

 

[Chrometastic]

Yay, I have finally with the assistance of the goinometer, measured the degrees of the ROM and lenth for radial devination of my wrist, this can be used to pinpoint cm/360 for percision sens. I take the cm/360, and divide it by two, to make for 50/50 cm/360, no more deduction and guess work anymore! Now, final steps toward perfection is ergonomics, as well as maintaining the new 50/50 cm/360 speed and applying it to all my scopes for consistent gameplay! 
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PERCISION SENS: 5.97339 CM/360 @ 25,600 DPI
50/50 FINAL SENS: 2.986695 CM/360 @ 25,600 DPI

Edited September 30, 2022 by Chrometastic