Apex Legends

133% coefficient = 75% horizontal monitor? would viewspeed be better if cant match the exact fov?

30 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

It's unlikely to change considering the current scaling are consistent with MDH 0% and the scope's FOV scaling makes mathematical sense.

I would prefer every aim to be 0% as well, but the conversion from 80-86  hipfire to apex rifle ads-hipfire offset is uncontrollable in hipfire. This also has a knockoff effect on snipers, if i understand the current apex sitiuation correctly.

@DPI Wizard have you ever tried this kind of test?

would be interesting how apex fares and also some other games like bo4, doom, etc.

Is there something wrong with the calculator or am I doing/understanding something wrong?

When I measure (with a ruler) the distance to move my crosshair to the edge of the monitor, it is the same in csgo and in apex with all scopes, but less in apex hipfire (~10-20%).

Shouldn't the calculator give me another multiplier than "1.0" since the monitor distance should be equal everywhere?

No wonder R-301 ads and csgo hipfire matched, both are nearly the same FoV. Thanks

Is my attempt correct though or will i run into problems because of my csgo 16:10 stretched resolution?

m_yaw 0.0198 and vertical monitor distance 0% should be the best to transfer my muscle memory into other games, right?

why is the fov and or fov scale locked in the calculator. when it can be changed in game or in config

Converting bfv 1x sensitivity to apex legends 1x sensitivity should I use mdh 0 or mdv 133? I'm using USA on with 133 coefficient in bfv. I know apex uses coefficient 0 but I just want to match the 1x scope. Just a little confused which method to use.

So, I use 110 FOV in Apex Legends on a 16:9 res.  My sensitivity is 2.  If I'm trying to keep a 1:1 sensitivity in CS:GO would I use 2 sensitivity in CS:GO as well, or does the smaller FOV affect it?

On apex I play with 4.4 sens/multiplier on 1.0, 1920x1080, and 102 fov. What csgo settings do I use to match my apex settings? 

Also I want the CSGO sens/fov to be the same as 1x Sights on Apex Legends.

400dpi

Hi I'm an fps user with overwatch, apex legends, r6, pubg. I want to adjust the apex legens sensitivity to overwatch, r6, pubg But I'm trying to get all the same sensitivity, but it's not easy. I do not know how to set Conversion setup, fov type on the calculator. And when we do overwatch, we often do solder76, and when we adjust the sensitivity, we have to confuse whether we should do with hipfire or ads. The fov value is written like this apex legend fov: 104 r6 fov: 90 overwatch fov: 103 pubg fov: TPP (FPP: 103)

apex     x：y=1：1？

Has anyone seen any developer comments on the per-scope sensitivity adjustment? I've seen occasional Reddit comments (and left a couple of my own), but haven't seen any developer reply. 0% is pretty uncomfortable since I'm used to Battlefield's 100% Monitor Distance Horizontal.

 Hey,

after the patch Apex does set my FOV to what i adjusted with fov_scale

When i set it to cl_fovScale "1.053426"  what is correct for my sens and a fov of 90, it changes the fov to 74.

When i go and adjust the fov back to 90 , this will change my fovscale.

Was fine until the last patch, now this happens. Any ideas?

nvm

11 hours ago, DPI Wizard said:

It depends on what you want. If you want 90 in 4:3 Hdeg like CSGO uses, select FOV Type "Hdeg 4:3" and enter 90:

If you want your actual FOV to be 90, select Hdeg Res instead:

So all depends on what yo are trying to achieve.

Hey Wizzard,

thank you for reply.

Please have a look at this screenshot here. When i set the FOVscale to 1.2376 this sets my ingame FOV to 88

IRC this wasnt a problem 3 weeks ago.

Does anyone know what coefficient apex uses?

What is the calculator doing when I set my parameters for ADS and scope to 360 degrees distance? I get a sensitivity multiplier of 1.396089 for "All w/ ADS" but then when I switch it to anything else I get differing values such as 1.245445 for "All w/ 1X", 2.129744 for "All w. 2X", and so on. Why is it giving me 1.396089 by default? Thanks.