Call of Duty: Black Ops 4

On 8/12/2018 at 9:33 AM, DNAMTE said:

Legacy is just 0%. I think.... Relative lets you decide what monitor distance your prefer to use.

Not sure exactly what the 0% means, is it related to adjusting for different aspect ratios? As I use 1920 x 1080 & expect legacy would work just fine for me?

I'm not really familiar with the monitor distance values as I always use a 360 distance conversion to aim for a 1:1 ads/hipfire ratio.

I feel like its not accurate 

The ADS isn't accurate, for me, I have ensured that my settings (independent, relative etc.) match in-game.

I'm in game trying to get a perfect 1:1 ratio for Hipfire : ADS, I test it by doing a 180 turn in-game with just hipfire, I then try to return to the original aiming point by going the same distance with my mouse while ADS.

But With 1.67 on the multiplier I overaim quite a bit & at the default 1.00 I underaim considerably, I'm going to try to find the right values in game.

The calculation I did to get the values are shown in the image linked below

https://i.imgur.com/4j5jJhV.png

30 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

With what settings? 

Im new to this service so sorry if im doing something obviously wrong. But its giving me a waaaay lower sensitivity value than it should be. It should be somwhere between 6.5-and 8.0 in black ops im guessing. 

18 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

Ok thanks! I will go through the aims, have only checked hipfire so far. Analyzing Battle Royale games is really fun btw... Don't kill me! 

It's all good, I just realized that even though I use independent field of view for ADS ingame, the values when I choose affected in the calculator gives me a value of "1.3705" for the multiplier & that works perfectly for me ingame 

Does the ADS value apply to every scope? Im assuming they just perform monitor match on each scope in game based on the value you input in config. I think its close? Its really hard for me to tell. 

For Blackout compared to the normal multiplayer, they don't have the percentage anymore (50%, 75%, 100% etc) now it is a coefficient like in Battlefield. Will you be updating the calculator for this new setting?

Edit: Don't worry, just realised I had to do it through the config.

How should I change the "monitor distance coefficient", does this value related to the monitor size and aspect ratio or it's just one more multiplier?

My monitor is not 16:9, is that ok for me just leave the default value 1.33?

On 8/11/2018 at 9:38 AM, DPI Wizard said:

Yes, set them to the same value.

What about for Legacy? Do we still change both to the same value?

I'm using Relative ADS sens for BO4, and loving it. 

How do I translate this to other games like OW (Widow) and D2 (ADS)?

simply multiply the ads coefficient with 100 and use that as monitor distance vertical % in the calculator.

4 hours ago, stereo3D said:

simply multiply the ads coefficient with 100 and use that as monitor distance vertical % in the calculator.

That literally makes my Widow sense 100 in OW...

I don't think it's that fast.

default ads coefficient is 1.33, so that's 133 % vertical monitor distance, which results in 45.41 at FOV 103 in OW.

10 hours ago, stereo3D said:

default ads coefficient is 1.33, so that's 133 % vertical monitor distance, which results in 45.41 at FOV 103 in OW.

I must have entered the information incorrectly then.

Thanks a lot!

Anyone knows what exacly :

//Mouse vertical sensitivity
mouse_vertical_sensitivity = "0.022" // -1 to 1

In the config file is?

32 minutes ago, WhoCares? said:

Anyone knows what exacly :

//Mouse vertical sensitivity
mouse_vertical_sensitivity = "0.022" // -1 to 1

 

In the config file is?

Based on the number, I'd guess its like csgo's m_yaw so you could perhaps adjust it if your're playing 4:3 stretched. Just a guess though.

i'm getting an incorrect ADS multiplier:

MDH 100 %, 47 cm, DPI 1000, FOV 100

Hello, this is the first time i use this tool and seems like the result is quite strange. Am i doing it wrong?