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I want to keep the same flicking speed as in valorant. my dpi is 820 and my ingame sens is .47 my game is in windowed mode so i guess the fov should be higher than 103. it tells me that my fortnite sens would be 5.3 but even the normal 360 distance feels a bit too slow to match valorant. how can i propery convert it?

hey guys, im new at this... but i have this doubt... i change a few months ago from 4:3 stretched 1280x960 to 16:9 1920x1080... my doubt is, the sens actually change from one to another ? is there any real difference ? it doesnt make sennse to me that from one to another it changes, being the exact same mouse-sens configuration... can u help me out to solve this doubt... and thank u very much guys

Hi, I purchased a subscription hoping I could get some support calculting CSGO to Modern Warfare 2 / Warzone 2.0 When scoped in with a sniper rifle I want the sensitivity to be exactly like the first and second zooms of an awp, first below or equal to a 8.0x zoom, second greater than or equal to this. I am dissapointed that the calculator suggests I cut the zoom sensitivity. Doing manual testing with a ruler the right value should be somewhere between 1 and 1.5 zoom multiplier using a monitor distance coefficient of 1.33. I am using a DPI of 800 a 16:9 screen, a zoom_sensitivity_multiplier of 1 in CSGO and a sensitivity of 1 in CSGO. Similarly my hipfire (nomal) sensitivity in Warzone is 3.33. Can I kindly ask for some support in this as the zoom sensitivity values for Modern Warfare are blatently wrong. I have found it very difficult to find the right information to assist with this issue. The results of the output are below, I don't know why the calculator chooses to use the 0.82 zoom_sensitivity_ratio_mouse when I want it to use the default value of 1.

Hello, as the title says I've been messing around with this setting in mw and according to most of the aim enthusiasts in this website, 0 is the best setting as it scales towards the center of the screen whereas any other scaling like 1.78/1.33 does towards the edges. I use a low sens of 2.5/1600dpi at 110 fov/affected. And for some reason I'm not able to control the recoil of some guns at 0, is this because mw uses a vertical scaling rather than horizontal? So wouldn't it make more sense to have a 1.78/1.33 mdc as you pull down towards the bottom of the screen away from the center? I tried 1.78 like all the wz pros do and it felt so smooth and easy. So my theory is, maybe in games with vertical mdc scaled games 0 isn't the best bet as there rarely is any tracking vertically, or am I wrong? My other query is whether mdc only matters when zoomed/ads in or does is it come into play at hipfire too? Because games like cs and valorant come with a mdc of 1.33 and 1.78 respectively(which cannot be changed) and there rarely is any zooming in. People have insane aim in these games without using 0. If 0 is the most mathematically sound number interms of aiming why don't the devs provide a way to change this in these games forcing us to use 1.78/1.33? So when its unchangeable shouldn't you use 1.78 in wz to be good at valorant too? Any input is appreciated and please correct me if I have understood something wrong along the way

So i have been trying this for some time. I was reading on this forum that apparently 0% is the best for muscle memory/maximizing your skill ceiling. Now i know at the end of the day its preference but heres my problem i am facing with it. I am coming from FPS games Like CS,Valorant. Where hipfire is basically 90% of your aim. Now whenever i convert it with 0% MDV it just feels like whenever i scope in i drag my mouse trough mud. i thought maybe i need to get used to it but after weeks i simply just cant. my cm/360 is 41 btw. So I think its fairly obvious why specifically i dont like it and maybe some other guys here that primarily played Shooters where hipfire was most of your aim feel the same. obviously you convert your hipfire from CS to other games but 0% will slow down your ADS/Scope making you get this feeling since youre so used to the hipfire sens from CS, you instantly notice the senitivity switch when scoping in. I dont feel any of the more accuracy or whatever with 0% i just feel like i play with 2 sensitivities. If i could choose i would put my hipfire sens from CS to ADS on games where its heavily reliant like apex/cod. I know all that text to get to my question but here is it. For somebody in my situation. Whats the closest option i can use to get my hipfire as close to 1:1 to ADS/Scope. Now i know people will say you cant match it 1:1 but keep in mind i dont need 100% decimal sensitivity match, i just need something that "feels" the same. so would that be 100% MDH? what would you recommend i try out in this scenario. Thanks. and sorry if this question was asked already. it probably was but couldnt find exactly what i needed in the search

Hi, Idk if this is the right channel to ask but, in VALORANT there's no more customized ads sensitivity. What would be my scoped sensitivity multiplier with this result? Thanks! This is my settings:

I don't understand how I can aim INSANELY well in BF4, I can easily pull 80-100k 20d in a 10-15 min hardcore deathmatch, but when i play in any other game like CSGO or Rainbow Six I can't reproduce the "same" results. Is it because the more fast paced deathmatch of BF4 with enemies being everwhere or is the playerbase in BF4 just inferior to the other two mentioned games. Or is it my sensitivies being different from each game? bf4 being 14% @ 450dpi with USA and FOV Scaling on r6 being 10 H 10 V 80 ADS CSGO being 2.4 I used to play 2.4 @ 400dpi in cs and had a HS% of 80 and above but once i switched it feels like the aim is more shaky and unstable but in BF4 it's spot on all the time. I don't get it, any ideas?

I was always was under the illusion that 0.0165 m_yaw was the m_yaw used when playing 4:3 stretched in csgo for the horizontal and vertical sens to feel 1:1 and as expected 0.0165 m_yaw was the result given to me in the calculator, although when any monitor size was added the m_yaw figure changed to 0.017976. I would be grateful if somebody could explain this to me and the reason behind it, theres screenshots of both calculations; 1 with and 1 without the monitor size below

It is well explained in this post , Admin please look into this , as even i feel better with this method of conversion before i was overshooting alot , i came from csgo (Lem) so i could tell something was off in the sensitivity , it was higher , correct value of conversion is csgosens / 3.3735 idk about the 2.5x scope conversion tho Admin please test and check and make changes accordingly Thanks for reading

My Apex Legends settings are 16:9 1920x1080 110 fov at 3 sens CSGO setting is 4:3 1280x1024. I tried the sensitivity at 3 but it was too fast even though the games are meant to share the same sensitivity values. Anyone help me calculate what I should have?

i try convert my main game (pubg) to kovaak n csgo (hipfire). same resolution same fov after that i test using SensitivityMatcher script but 360 reading doesn't match what wrong here,please help n also i convert to cs,calculator also give wrong result(already change fov in game)

Hello everyone, I've just purchased the premium subscription and am looking to convert my Rainbow 6 sens to CSGO's for aim training. However, I am not too sure how different converting methods work and i cant seem to find aspect ratio setting for both games, Could anyone give me a tip or 2 on how to do this conversion? My settings in R6: Aspect Ratio: 4:3 FOV: 90 (Vertical) V:8 H:8 ADS: 70 My settings in CSGO: Res: 1280 x 960 Thank you very much

Im trying To Convert My Rainbow Six Siege Sensitvity To Other Games Like osu and csgo i will soon be buying premium next month when i get paid but i wanna see exactly if this site does it right [no offense to mods/coders of this site [Dpi 400 In game 10 10 ads 83 for R6 Fov 80 Res 1920x1080 Moniter Inch 21.5] In Advance Thanks if the mods let this through and if someone is willing to do it for me if not i guess ill wait a month and find out myself but eh.....please

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i cant get my cs settings to apex its too confusing please help csgo resolution settings - 4:3 1280x960 game sense - 2.09 400dpi apex legends resolution settings - 16:9 1920x1080 fov 110 please help transfer csgo to apex mouse sens and ads mouse sens thank you!!

Hello, I've been using mouse-sensitivity for months but I've always been a bit unsure on the ADS conversion? I am happy with hipfire conversion but I just wanted to get some clarification on how to "correctly" convert your ADS from other games using the calculator. Just as an example, if I were to convert my ADS sens from Apex Legends to CS:GO is this correct way to go about it? I use 2.3 hipfire on Apex and 1.3 ADS.

Would like to know the accurate conversion for sensitivity/myaw from a 22inch 16:10 monitor on 1280x720 reso which is 16:9 fullscreen , to 24 inch 16:9 monitor at 1280x720 fullscreen. been trying to find the correct m_yaw for it .

So is that real? did I pay 3euros for nothing? or I did something wrong because I cannot believe it is the same number

CSGO 1280X960(stretched) 1.41>>>>>OVERWATCH 1920X1080 5.96 I feel good

I want to switch my sensitivity from csgo to r6 but I don't know if I should choose all w acog or all with ads or the holo red dot option please help me

My dpi is 400 in both games,my sensitivity in csgo is 2.2, I want to have the same feel in pubg hipfire and ADS,What’s the correct calculation? Thanks very much if you can answer my question. BTW,what is monitor distance mean? I don’t speak English,I wish you guy can explain to me.

Hello, I am having the worst time trying to figure out how to get my Rainbow six siege sensitivity converted to csgo sensitivity. Below I have provided a screenshot of my R6 config, If you know how to do this please reply to this thread or add me on discord Zaraaf#6248 Rainbow Six Config Thank you ~Zaraaf

Hello everyone, I recently started playing Rainbow six competitively and wanna train my aim in CSGO by practising in those workshop maps. I just purchased a subscription here but have no idea how to convert my R6 sens to csgo since i am playing 4:3 in R6 1920x1080 and want to continue playing 4:3 in csgo. My settings in siege are : Horizontal: 5 Vertical: 5 Aim Down Sight: 60 DPI: 800 FOV: 90 Resolution: 1920x1080 Aspect ratio: 4:3 I don't where to start since i have no idea which conversion method (360 distance, viewspeed, monitor distance) is right for me. Could someone help me with this? thank you very much!

sens: csgo's hipfire to r6s's ADS (only for reflex, holo, and reddot) in this guide, I will talk about how to set up both for the same use of muscle memory between both game( csgo's hipfire to r6s's ADS) and how to convert sens from csgo's hipfire to r6s's ADS after set up both - setting in this case, we don't have anything to do with csgo. but for r6s, we have to use the same aspect ratio in csgo (black bar also) and use field of view: 82 in r6s. ** there are two types of ADSing in r6s. hold aim and toggle aim. from my personal experience, if you play both games I recommend using toggle aim(you can change from hold to toggle in-game) for r6s.** Why does r6s's field of view must be 82? in r6s, after aiming down sight with x1 sight, the field of view will be reduced by 10% (82 -->73.8). 73.8 is very very close to 73.74 (csgo's field of view) and this is will bring us to the same use of muscle memory for both game after we done setting up for r6s now is time to convert sens from csgo's hipfire to r6s's ADS by using the calculator in this great website. First. I will talk about hipfire and ADS in r6s for hipfire and ADS in r6s, I decide to use the calculator with view speed V2 in this website to find the XFactorAiming and AimDownSightMouse from hipfire and ADS. You also can use monitor distance for this converting as well but I use the view speed v2(it works for me). by the way, you can use the other number between 1 - 100 for AimDownSightMouse as well because of the multiplied result of XFactorAiming and AimDownSightMouse will be the same anyway. After we got XFactorAiming and AimDownSightMouse, I will use the calculator again to find the MouseSensitivityMultiplierUnit by using the value that I already have. 1.my csgo’s sens 2. AimDownSightMouse 3. XFactorAiming It’s kinda tricky but the XFactorAiming from this case is representing the MouseSensitivityMultiplierUnit which is what I want to find. ***So don’t use them interchangeably*** **you can use any number between 1 - 100 for sensitivity 1 on r6s if the Multiplier that you got from this calculation is not more than 1.0.** And now, what I got is : MouseYawSensitivity=1 MouseSensitivityMultiplierUnit=0.104962 XFactorAiming=0.762660 AimDownSightsMouse=2 It’s time to put all value in r6s’s gamesetting file Mostly, you can find the r6s’s gamesetting in \Documents\My Games\Rainbow Six – Siege After change the value in gamesetting file and saved the file. Then you good to go *** don’t forget to use the same aspect ratio as csgo and use fov:82*** *** and don't use ACOG it might mess up your muscle memory*** have fun with both game

Thought this website would simplify and make conversions easier, but it has made things even more confusing... I primarily play fortnite on 800 dpi 0.06 x and y. 0.65 scope and 0.70 ads. 1440 x 1080 res 24 " monitor. I would like to transfer my sensitivity to csgo and aimhero to practise. I have been practising on aim hero using 50.53 fov, same sens. is this accurate? and for csgo what calculation should i use to calculate (hipfire) and (scope 1 awp ssg) someone please help!