sonorciff

Yes. 👍

If you want 0% mdv or mdh in apex legends you don’t have to change anything it’s the basic value 1.000000 or in your case (fov rounding from the game) 1.004245. And no you don’t have to set this value for all scopes. In this case it doesn’t matter. 

Ok, the m79 and the Panzerfaust are the same.
Added the VSS now

Just to clarify here, this is for PUBG specifically, not in general. Most games have the camera in the center of rotation, but for Unreal Engine 4 games is quite common to have it slightly in front.
What did you compare it to?
These are all unique actually, so I've added the Win94, crossbow and P90 now.

Correct, and in first person the camera is always in front if the center of rotation, even in hipfire as it is where your eyes would be.
I made a comparison between the UMP and the Tommy gun now, by just moving forward a tiny bit you can see that the FOV is the same:

It's such a small change that I doubt it.

Correct, updated it now

The LastConvertedSensitivity value is no longer in use, so I removed it to simplify things a bit. I've fixed the copying issue now.

1. Legacy will lock the scaling to a base FOV of 65 Hdeg 4:3, and scopes will stay the same regardless of your actual FOV settings. Legacy was previously broken in the game where the coefficient was applied when legacy was on, but it's fixed now so I will add support for this again.
2. Gradual is the most intuitive yes, the others can result in a sudden sensitivity increase or decrease.
3. Both methods will work with the selected matching method, which one is most preferred I'm not sure.

Could the calculator be updated to work with the Halo Mouse Tool v7?
The calculator has minimum of 1 where the tool can go as low as 0.01.

The issue with this is that every game potentially need some input (FOV, special options, multipliers etc), so the whole layout needs a redesign to account for this.
It is on the roadmap to allow for this, however no ETA yet.

Sorry, but can you explain why 1.240857? Assuming the scale is a multiple of 70, and Overwatch's Hdeg Res is 103, shouldn't the multiple be more like 1.2376?

You are correct, was a small error there

Definitely, the formula is a lot simpler than that.
 
The sensitivity scales linearly with FOV (for scoped, not for regular FOV), so it is simply 51/103=49.51. So by setting the relative aim to 50, you are effectively doubling the 360 distance, but since the FOV is half, the crosshair will cover the same 2D distance

It shouldn't affect it at all. If you have 20 cm 360 distance, that's only 2 mm. I can measure it, but you probably can't feel it

Not bad at all, less than 1% IIRC.