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I'm trying to follow this but even when I put the folder in the /mods/ folder as told, the sensitivity doesn't change. It just stays at 1.00 for all sens when I go in game to check.

Awesome! Thanks!

Is it possible to have an option for sniper zoomed mode to account the change in FOV? I don't remember if the FOV for sniper zoomed in TFC was 26 degrees as said in AimLab or 20 degrees just like Half-Life's crossbow zoom.

I don't have premium so I can't use Monitor match, sorry. Does that mean I can only use 360 Distance?

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If you don't want to read the entire thing, then you can skip to the red coloured text as those are my questions. These images show what I have entered in the input boxes. Below these images are my configs for the two games coloured in green. If there's something I entered wrongly, please correct me! Converting hipfire sensitivity: Converting Team Fortress Classic sniper zoomed to CSGO Zoomed 1x: Okay so I'm quite confused on what I should do. Let me start with a simple question for CSGO. I've searched around and I'm not sure what I should input for FOV as some people said that 1920x1080 16:9 fov is 90 while some say it is 106.26. My native resolution is 1920x1080, same for CSGO fullscreen mode. CSGO configs: -Fullscreen 1920x1080 16:9 -Sensitivity to be calculated but right now at 2.8 -zoom_sensitivity_ratio_mouse to be calculated but right now at 1 -m_rawinput 1 -m_customaccel 0 -fov_cs_debug 0 (console shows 0, not 90) -m_yaw 0.022 -Should I choose Hdeg 4:3, Hdeg Res or Vdeg? -What do I put in the FOV input box? 90 or 106.26? (in console, fov_cs_debug is 0) Team Fortress Classic on the other hand, uses GoldSrc and can be closely related to Half-Life 1 or CS 1.6. I'm not sure about Day of Defeat though... Team Fortress Classic configs: -Fullscreen 1920x1080 16:9 -sensitivity 2.8 -zoom_sensitivity_ratio 1 -fov 0 (console gives output 0 upon entering "fov") -********default_fov 120********** -m_yaw 0.022 Notice I highlighted default_fov 120. I tried testing it out in the game and I realised that fov and default fov seem to affect one another. For e.g. (keeping sensitivity at 2.8 constant) if default_fov 150, fov 120, my fov APPEARS 120 but my sensitivity feels very very slow. if default_fov 10, fov 120, my fov APPEARS 120 but my sensitivity feels very very fast. However, I realised that default_fov is what affects the sensitivity and fov is what affects the visual FOV i.e the fov of what my eyes see on the screen. Also, when my default_fov is 150 and my fov is 0, it seems to show the actual visual FOV of 150 (sensitivity feels slow) and when default_fov is 10 and fov is still 0, it will show the actual visual FOV of 10 (sensitivity feels fast) But here's the thing: -I'm not sure if the default_fov in the converter from TFC to CSGO is set to a fixed 90, or whether it is free to change via the fov input box. -Is the FOV input box suppose to correspond to the "fov" command? or "default_fov" command? (my "default_fov" is 120 and "fov" is 0) Now, to convert for the zoom. Like I said before, "fov" is what shows the visual FOV and not "default_fov". Since the converter did not account for the fov when zooming in, I went to find it out myself and apparently, when zoomed in, default_fov remains at my 120, but entering "fov" in console gives an output of "20". I said before that I'm not sure whether the fov input box in this converter corresponds to "default_fov" or "fov" so I just put in the value of "20" The given result was: Sensitivity 1: sensitivity "3.261131" Multiplier 1: zoom_sensitivity_ratio_mouse "0.323407" 360° distance: 87.274 inches Discrepancy: 0.0001% (0.0001 inches) Config FOV: fov_cs_debug 90 Actual VFOV: 30.54 degrees Actual HFOV: 51.77 degrees -But that's kinda weird because my zoom_sensitivity_ratio_mouse is so low? What I had was 1! So, what's wrong? -And here's the question again: When zoomed in(Team Fortress Classic sniper weapon), if my default_fov is 120 and fov is 20, do I enter 20 or 120 in the fov input box? I'm sorry if this post is really long and I thank you for taking your time to read. I hope someone can enlighten me on what I should do for an accurate conversion.