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The game is now in early access and FOV can now be modified by adding the lines

"[/script/opp.rbsettings_gameplay]
DefaultFOV=110.000000
AimingFOV=110.000000"

to "Game.ini" at "%LOCALAPPDATA%\OPP\Saved\Config\WindowsClient\" does this have any affect on calculated sensitivity?

8 hours ago, Jabasco said:

The game is now in early access and FOV can now be modified by adding the lines

I've added support for FOV change now.

Looks like the update that came out yesterday might have changed a lot of these settings. None of the settings existed in the files and even after adding them it didn't seem to affect anything.

Hi @DPI Wizard,

I tried adding the line to the input.ini file as instructed and different polling rates (from 4 khz to 250 hz) but my mouse sensitivity was way off. Have there been any changes made to this?

Cheers!

16 minutes ago, Audile said:

Have there been any changes made to this?

Yes, it has been completely changed, with a much worse range and accuracy

I've updated it now.

Ah yeah the range is horrible now, thanks for updating it though! I've had to adjust my FOV to get something workable. It appears that the calculator isn't taking different FOVs into account for this output?

Thanks again

1 hour ago, Audile said:

It appears that the calculator isn't taking different FOVs into account for this output?

This is also fixed now

A more precise sensitivity can be set in %LOCALAPPDATA%\OPP\Saved\SavedGames\Preferences-(numbers).sav at offset 0x584 with a 32-bit float. The lowest normal value that can be set is 0.1, which correspondes to 0x3DCCCCCD, or "CD CC CC 3D" when viewed in a hex editor. Here is some simple Python code to make the sensitivity hex value that you can copy and paste at that offset. Replace 0.075 with the desired sensitivity.

import struct
struct.pack('<f', 0.075).hex()

With 0.075, this would output '9a99993d', so 9A would be set at offset 0x584, 99 at 0x585, and so on.

If the 0x584 offset changes in the future, you can easily find it by opening the file and changing the sensitivity value in game and applying it, and the changes will reflect in the Preferences file.

I've added support for this now.