tirrorex

Hello, basically i tried to follow what people told me on the forum before when i was setting my sensitivity for apex and other games like BFV (or warzone which was very brief). Reading more topics proved that using a low sensitivity in apex was a bad move (i use 90fov in apex which is a true 73.02111 vfov), my former sensitivity was 37cm for a 360 in apex. I am currently playing a bit of valorant and i wanted to train my aim in kovaak, after reading aim7 guide i decided to pick a 360 distance for versability which is 27cm (close-ish, wondering if 25cm might be better, hum). Mind you i am playing on a 65" tv at 1440p resolution (for the 120hz refresh rate or i would be playing in 4k). The idea is using the 0% method. The problem is that valorant has a fixed fov of 103 hfov (or 70.5328 vfov) which makes everything tricky. Apparently i am supposed to use the focal length method for valorant if i want to train for both games at the same time in kovaak. Does that mean i have to play valorant with a custom resolution? If so what should i use for kovaak ? (also, i am currently using valorant sensitivity in kovaak but going to valorant after my training session feels weird, like the sensitivity isn't the same) I joined what i currently have setup in the calculator, not sure this is correct. My dpi is 800. Any input would be appreciated. ps : this topic is discussing some settings for windows related to the desktop sens, is that something i should care about aswell?

Didn't think this was what it was used for, thanks mate, all good now

Hello, I have a slight issue when converting my mouse sensitivy from apex to BFV. I managed to put the correct HFOV in the setting file however the converter is telling me that my soldier sensitivity should be 14.6%. There is no way to put decimals in the game and when i look into the setting file the value i have is : "GstInput.MouseSensitivity 0.021000" I am kinda lost... For reference here is a copy paste of what the converter tells me. I assumed all the other values are correct and were input directly into the game. Any help would be welcome, thanks

No worries, they have been validated by nvidia for a reason and it has been confirmed by tech channels who know their stuff Didn't see the Vertical FOV thanks I think i am missing something on the FOV config though. If i put auto FOV with this value it will be correct on every game? Cause the FOV setting still appears on the first game calculation and it's messing up everything For people who are not aiming to play at a pro-level it doesn't matter. Nobody asked for your opinion, also even if my panel was 60hz only i would take an oled panel other ANY other 120 or 144hz panel without question. Having a better framerate does not make you a good player, skill does.

I play at 120hz with gsync, why on earth would i buy a cheap monitor? LOL Also my tv will support 120hz in 4k as soon as hdmi 2.1 gpus will be out. Sweet, thank you !

Hello, just been meaning to check if my calculations to convert my sensi from apex legends to the new call of duty warzone is correct (as i mostly play apex nowadays). My sensi is 1.4 with 800dpi on the mouse with a fov of 90. My screen is actually a 4k oled tv, i play in 1440p fullscreen (for 120fps). Previously i used the 360 method manually when converting my sensi from csgo to BFV and then to apex but i havent touched those games in months and i gradually lowered my sensibility in apex. So after reading the instructions i feel like the horizontal method should be good ? I could use any input on this, thanks