This has been an issue in a lot of games for me, but let's take Deep Rock Galactic where the max FOV in game is 120 multiplier, corresponding to 82.5 vertical FOV, but with a mod can be set to 125 which more closely matches the 86 vertical I want. In the past I could enter any FOV even beyond the supported range of a game and get accurate results, but as of some time back it spits out this warning: 

Honestly, the warning is good, but I still want to see the calculated results, just with a note next to it. This would also futureproof games for updates adding FOV options or increasing their range. At the very least please make this an option in "Advanced" mode 🙏

Edited April 21, 20232 yr by Rukishou
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15 minutes ago, Rukishou said:

In the past I could enter the desired FOV even outside the supported range of the game and I'd get accurate results, but as of some time back it spits out this warning: 

Honestly, the warning is good, but I still want to see the calculated results, just with a note next to it.🙏

This has to be done for multipliers to avoid the calculator crashing or giving false results, as for some games using a value outside of the specified range will result in division by zero or a completely invalid FOV/sensitivity.

So for games that have the possibility to go beyond the supported range using mods etc, a new entry for this mod has to be added, so make a request in each games main topic

6 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

This has to be done for multipliers to avoid the calculator crashing or giving false results, as for some games using a value outside of the specified range will result in division by zero or a completely invalid FOV/sensitivity.

So for games that have the possibility to go beyond the supported range using mods etc, a new entry for this mod has to be added, so make a request in each games main topic

Aw, I understand. Would it still be possible to change this for games that don't use multipliers though?

7 minutes ago, Rukishou said:

Aw, I understand. Would it still be possible to change this for games that don't use multipliers though?

For games that don't use multipliers, the minimum FOV is strictly enforced (again to avoid issues), but the maximum is not enforced, only a warning will be shown as long as the value is below 180 degrees.