Escape from Tarkov

13 minutes ago, Jeffy14 said:

Hello everyone,

Hope you are doing well.
Been reading this thread to try to understand how the sensitivity works in Tarkov. 
So basically, if I get this results:

"MouseSensitivity": 0.174179,  ===> I can change this one

For the ones below ===> I will have to choose one that will be applied to everything basically (scope 1x, ADS and PSO). So if I use more a Scope 1x, it makes sense to use it as default. I wont be able to have a customized sensitivity for the others like the PSO or ADS no attachment.
It will be of course the wrong sensitivty to use for the ADS and PSO. But there is no other choice. Am I correct?
"MouseAimingSensitivity": 0.142519, (ADS (No attachment))
"MouseAimingSensitivity": 0.237531, (Scope 1X)
"MouseAimingSensitivity": 0.138700, (Scope PSO 1M2-1)
"MouseAimingSensitivity": 0.113539, (Scope PSO 1)

Thank you very much for your help

You are correct, you cant use multiple sight if you want to play with a 1:1 sens, for example a use a x4 scope and hipfire

On 2/3/2020 at 12:15 PM, DPI Wizard said:

Actually yes, I probably only need the 360 distance at sensitivity 1 (can be measured with external programs) and a screenshot where you can measure pixels in both hipfire and the scopes to calculate the FOV.

But if the devs are overhauling the scopes it might be worth waiting. Right now it seems to be a mess, so if they manage to unify the scaling it will be a lot easier.

can you add the ELCAN SpecterDR 1x/4x Scope ?(just need the x4), or tell me how can i do this for you

Tbh I gave up on trying to have an accurate conversion for anything besides hipfire and even that doesn't really feel to be worth doing since the slowdown from sprinting and so on makes it feel completely off for a lot of the time anyhow. Somehow the correct ads sensitivity feels a lot faster than you'd expect too, especially on the 1x sights so in the end I decided to just do it by feel. I thought the PSO 1M2-1 worked well enough for 1x too even though it's quite a bit slower than what's correct so I ended up raising it a bit and will probably keep using that until they release the optic overhaul.

Happy this had had a rework on here, but the 1x values still appear to be a lot faster than it should be.

Hello, can you help me match my sensitivity going from  R6 to tarkov,

I am running with a 85 fov in R6 and i dlike to go with a 63 fov in tarkov but i have trouble matching the ,monitor distances 

Anyone have a recommended monitor distance %? I'm using vertical monitor distance with 0% converting from csgo to 63 fov on tarkov.

hello guys. 

Is this correct? beacause when i ads without sight it feels way to fast. and another question is, when i run (with shift) the mouse movemment turns really slow and i dont know why. and where i change the turning speed thing to 0%? please check mi calcukator if it is ok. and the last, wich is the best fov for use in tarkov? i have read that fov in tarkov is affecting the shoots. 

have a nice day and thanks

Where i change that %? Thanks DPI wizard

sensitivity 1 for the armor turning rate under escape from tarkov settings. 

Hello.

I have some doubts about the FOV in the PSO sights. In calculator we can see, that PSO 1 have VFOV is 9 degrees, and PSO 1M2-1 is 11 degrees.

I made some tests to apporve this. My test setup was based on AK-74N. Test method was to find some object that length can be easily measured in noscope mod and sequently with PSO 1, PSO 1M2 and PSO 1M2-1 scopes. I choose one door on the customs map and stay in same distance to it.

The test was completed for both 50 and 75 ingame FOV.

Using screenshots, made during test, i create two pictures, that were measured in the ImageJ program. Based on the measurement, the scope magnification was found as (length in scope / lenght in noscope). It was found that all tested scopes have the same zoom magnification is about 5.589x @ 50 FOV  and 9.052x @ 75 FOV.

Then i calculated the VFOV of PSO scopes by using this formula: scope VFOV = 2*arctg(tg(FOV/2)/MAG). The results is 9.53864 degree @ 50 FOV and 9.69062 degree @ 75 FOV.

Is that error in calculator, or i have made some mistake in tests?

13 минут назад, DPI Wizard сказал:

However, the PSO 1M2-1 scope I tested looks completely different, not sure why?

It looks different becouse in your case eyecup is installed on scope. I think this is game bug because the eyecup should remove the image outside the scope. The most of players use pso without eyecup.

cant understand why the sensivity increase when i increase my fov?

shouldn`t the sensivity decrease with higher fov? i use the calculator with MDH 0%

i can't find where "sensitivity 1 for the armor turning rate under escape from tarkov settings. " would be

i've looked through in-game settings, local, and shared. didnt really see anything that mentions  total change in turning speed according to your armor. i'm a bit confused at what and where im supposed to change this. dont really see total change turning speed either

6 hours ago, mused said:

i've looked through in-game settings, local, and shared. didnt really see anything that mentions  total change in turning speed according to your armor. i'm a bit confused at what and where im supposed to change this. dont really see total change turning speed either

It's not an in-game setting, it's a field in the calculator that allows you to calculate the hipfire sensitivity that will cancel out the turn rate reduction of the gear you're using. You have to Inspect the armor and helmet and put the sum of the turn speed reduction into the "Sensitivity 1" field in the calculator, if you for example use a 6B43 Zabralo armor with a Change turning speed of -21% and a Altyn helmet with -17% and -8% from the faceshield you'd put 46 for correct hipfire.

I've gotten few months ago From PUBG 90fov 25ingame 800dpi ADS sens the following tarkov ingame: Mouse sensitivity 0.11, Mouse sensitivity aiming 0.12 FOV: 50.

Now I wanted to change my FOV to 63 in tarkov and update my sensitivity, but for some reason I keep getting really weird values. Calculator suggest I should use sensitivity that is less than 0.1 (wich is minium in tarkov).

25 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

Can you post a link to your conversion?

And ofc if I enter FOV of 50 sensitivity is even smaller. I always use viewspeed  horizontal conversion. I had similar issue with COD warzone lately, but that got fixed but just putting in same variables again the next day. So most likely it just got updated.

19 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

Are you playing on a vertical monitor? You've entered the resolution as 1080x1920, not 1920x1080. You should also re-select Tarkov as it doesn't show in your selection

Also generally you should convert from All or Hipfire, not ADS.

Ooof thanks for that. Did not notice that page takes your resolution from browser. I had web page open on second monitor. This explains it all. Thank for quick answer and sorry for being blind

Tarkov auto rounds the decimals in the config now, can you update the calculator?