KovaaK's FPS Aim Trainer

I'm so confused by this Kovaaks aim thing, not sure if the ingame options work. Cause when I pick Apex and put sens on 2 and FoV on 110 is way off from what I have in Apex. However when I put the Fov down it gets closer to my actual cm/360. But apex shouldn't be affected by FoV I think. I don't know, just confusing. 

10 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

Check if you have a file called UserInput.ini under the folder %LOCALAPPDATA%\Unreal Engine\Engine\Config.

If you do, try to delete it and see if it changes the sensitivity behavior.

Lol, that actually worked. Man I love you guys, you really know your stuff. Why did this happened though? I did download it today, but should I be worried this file might come back and mess things up?

Also, I just love your website, I'll try to support in the future, but I just finished my studies and are currently trying to find a job. I trust you 100% after my experience with Medal of honor allied assault. 

The calculator told me that 2 in Apex should be 2 in Mohaa aswell, but when I meassured by hand I got to around 2.33. So I was a little dissapointed, then I saw the note that said that the sensitivity was affected by resolution, so I put that in there and bam it said 2.33 on the spot. So I was very proud with the website after that, and a little with me, since I had meassured it so closely  

Anyways, thanks for the help

Trying to convert to kovaaks when I do it in the tool and try the settings in kovaaks they do not feel the same, help please

apex 

  dpi: 400

  fov: 90

  ads mult: 1 

  sens: 2.1

  25 inch monitor

fovs are different sauce

Trying to convert siege to kovaaks but the fov and sensitvity do not feel the same in game, dpi is actually 400

If anyone has a one of those ini files that is causing this problem, I'd really appreciate a copy of the file along with the actual location of it so that I can test and maybe fix this issue permanently.

Ahh thanks much!  Added the file to our ticket to fix for this issue.  It'll eventually be resolved :).

Hey again. So i went back to look at my conversion from RB to kovaaks, and was wondering what to put in the "FOV Type" section for kovaaks. My display is 16:9, but i play both RB and Kovaaks at a 4:3 res. Im asking because whenever i change the "FOV type" it gives me different values for the config FOV. I dont know which setting is the correct to choose between (Hdeg 4:3, Hdeg 16:9 or Vdeg). Don't want to be practicing with the wrong FOV here. Thanks in advance
 

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I've noticed that when selecting the apex sensitivity in kovaak's, 110 doesn't correspond to the value for 110 in apex itself? This calculator seems to say that the value I'm looking for in kovaaks is 108.5 (to match to 110 in apex), is this correct? This would seem to indicate that kovaaks slider for FOV corresponds to Hdeg 4:3 instead of apex's in game FOV. Can someone please confirm all this? 

Also, slightly off topic, but is there a way to actually measure FOV in games so that I could answer this type of thing myself?

On 25/09/2019 at 23:53, AUGZUGA said:

I've noticed that when selecting the apex sensitivity in kovaak's, 110 doesn't correspond to the value for 110 in apex itself? This calculator seems to say that the value I'm looking for in kovaaks is 108.5 (to match to 110 in apex), is this correct? This would seem to indicate that kovaaks slider for FOV corresponds to Hdeg 4:3 instead of apex's in game FOV. Can someone please confirm all this? 

Also, slightly off topic, but is there a way to actually measure FOV in games so that I could answer this type of thing myself?

@DPI Wizard @KovaaK Can I get an answer about this? its pretty confusing and if i'm correct about the kovaak's setting not matching the apex in game settings, this could be causing lots of people to train at the wrong FOV

Would this be the correct measurement to get 1x into Kovaaks from  Apex Legends?

how the unreal engine bug been fixed by Kovaak with their 2.0 Meta update?

okay I just want to make sure I don't have this file. I went to my file explorer and typed %localappdata% and then under the Unreal Engine folder I see only numbered files such as 4.11, 4.12 ect. Is this what I am suppose to be seeing? How skewed of aiming will I get if this ini file is messing with the aim?

Thanks for the help,

Talmadge

@DPI WizardHow would you convert the FOV from CSGO in game? Would you put 90 if you used 16:9 or 106.26? There also is a "Zoom FOV" setting under ADS settings, which I have at 79 as that is the Quake Champions default value, but not sure if that is correct.

Thanks!
Bryan

On 12/8/2019 at 10:45 PM, DPI Wizard said:

Just tested now, and no. It still reads the %LOCALAPPDATA%\Unreal Engine\Engine\Config\UserInput.ini file and applies the bEnableFOVScaling variable from it. This folder (%LOCALAPPDATA%\Unreal Engine\) can safely be deleted or renamed as far as I know, it's not used for anything.

On 12/9/2019 at 12:39 PM, DPI Wizard said:

That's under the UnrealEngine folder, not Unreal Engine. The space makes a big difference

Hi, I apologize for the bad English.

To get the perfect sensitivity ratio between Kovak and Apex (x1) I have to

1)check for a buggy ini file(I find only this)

2)Calculate identical fow

make calculations and match games

Did I do everything right? I could not find a buggy file with that name even through UltraSearch....

thanks for the help