Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege

hmmm its not working...  using a conversion from cs go with a value of 2.4

it states: Too low sensitivity - Minimum is: 1

The problem is i'm trying to find my sensitivity.  Not the MouseSensitivityMutliplierUnit...

is the one for ads XFactorAiming? because there is 2 in the settings.ini and im confused im assuming this xfactoraiming if for the ads?? So is this correct?? Because if i don't change xfactor then its WAY to slow. is this right?

InvertAxisY=0
InvertMouseAxisY=0
Rumble=1
AimAssist=1
YawSensitivity=2
PitchSensitivity=1
DeadzoneLeftStick=15
DeadzoneRightStick=15
MouseSensitivity=10
MouseSensitivityMultiplierUnit=0.019199
XFactorAiming=0.266643
ToggleAim=1
ToggleLean=1
ToggleSprint=0
ToggleCrouch=1
ToggleProne=1
ToggleWalk=0
AimDownSights=50
AimDownSightsMouse=10
ControlSchemeIndex=0
ControllerInputDevice=0

i think XFactorAiming is the multiplier for the AimDownSightsMouse value, you seem to not have that linked correctly? lol Also I found out from a post on reddit that Aim Assist in the options under controller option on the last tab somehow effects the input lag on terrorist hunt and i was skeptical at first but when disabled it and moved the mouse in hipfire again the weird mouse smoothing went away somewhat. Very interesting indeed..

ah ok gotcha, thanks, so do i have to choose between hipfire and ads if i want the same speed going or what?

ok well what i did was i used something like a 0.039584 coefficient and then made mouse sens 7 and the ads sense 97 which gave me 3.6 on both. the math comes out to within .000009 from hipfire to ads or somethin like that, thats how i did it for now and it works. curious to see what you have on the update.

hmm, not sure exactly what that means but it sounds nice.

So you talk about matching 2D distance... I'm not sure what you mean by that. Is that how aiming when scoped in CS:GO works? If so, is there any way to replicate that while ADSing that users can do while you update the calculator?

Thanks

I got 11 for the hipfire sensitivity from my desktop, and it works fine, but I don't understand what I have to do to config the same sensitivity for ADS. It is always so low 

Something just feels a little bit off. I use 1 sens and 400 dpi in CSGO. I used the normal conversion "not the simple one you added" which with 50 ADS sens gave me

MouseSensitivityMultiplierUnit=0.00256 

I found out that with a Hipfire sens of 30 converted from the same 1 sens and 400 dpi also gave me MouseSensitivityMultiplierUnit=0.00256

So i tried to use 30 Hipfire sens, and 50 ADS sens ingame with the MultiplierUnit of 0.00256... The hipfire sens feels right, however when i aim down sights, it just feels waaay too slow. I can't wrap my head around what could be causing this?

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I think there may be a problem with the ADS(Simple) calculation.

Okay, I've been using this tool for a while, and I've noticed a weird issue. Well, basically your calculator doesn't seem to work for this game specifically. I'm trying to convert from CS:GO to this game. In CS:GO, it takes the length of my mousepad (28.9cm or 11.37795 inches) to turn roughly 350 degrees (I shot one bullet at my starting point, and 1 bullet on my end point, and they are roughly 2 bullet marks away - Glock), your engine says 12.1212 inches to turn 360 degrees. This shows that there is some inaccuracy in your calculator, but that is to be expected - especially considering the sensor might be picking up more distance than from edge to edge on my mousepad.

The thing is, in Siege using the values provided by your calculator, it is anything but accurate. My GameSettings.ini reads as such under [iNPUT]:

Dear DPI Wizard,

I figured out where to get all the information about the sensitivity settings but englisch is not my first language and I can't get it to work.In the reddit thread below a Dev explains. I think especially the last part where he goes into detail how ADS works is helpful as he explains xfactoraiming and its relation to the other values:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Rainbow6/comments/3vl3yn/calculating_your_exact_mouse_sensitivities/

My goal is to have the same mouse sensitivity for hipfire and ADS?

My current settings for correct hipfire sensitivity is:

The problem for me at the moment is I can either set my hipfire or ADS sensitivity as in CS: GO because I have to set the settings via MouseSensitivityMultiplierUnit in both cases.However from what I understood xfactoraiming is the main multiplier for ADS.

Here is an explaination of the Dev post by a Youtber called xfactor who was a Beta Tester and responsible that the ADS slider got added (xfactor value in cfg)

ok, that means ironsights/1x optics have a 0.9 fov multiplier and a 0.6 sens multiplier.

imho it's best for muscle memory when fov multiplier and sens multiplier are identical.

in order to achieve this the calculation is:

0.9/0.6/0.02=75

AimDownSightsMouse=75

XFactorAiming=0.020000

the only difference to csgo is that r6 siege uses vertical fov, whereas csgo scales with horizontal fov based on 4:3, but the difference is miniscule.

I'm working on an update to the 4.0 alpha calculator now to support three variables, so the XFactorAiming can be accurately calculated.

I was talking with you on converting my BF 4 ADS 360 rotation, which should be 7.81452 based on my understanding [7.0 inch Hipfire 360 x 1.116360 multiplier, using a Coyote sight with non-uniform aiming enabled].  I am using a 800 dpi with a GstInput.MouseSensitivity 0.023050

I am trying to achieve the same thing in R6 Siege, using a standard Holographic sight.  I now understand the difference between simple and non-simple for the calculator.  That said, can you confirm if the following settings would achieve my goal.

DPI=800

I belive the calculator for Rainbow Six is not accurate - by trying to calculate the multiplier for the ini-file for 28cm/360, the calc tells me a (smaller) value which doesnt give me a 360 turn in-game, maybe its just a 340 or something.