Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege

What values are you getting, and what are you entering? A screenshot would be nice

Hi,

Screenshot:

http://i.imgur.com/kXvPUFr.png

Values from the current ini-file (and yes I used the 4.0 calculator).

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.

Srsly, I dont understand this calculation - based on the post from Mollikye in reddit, you basically need to set the XFactorAimings to 0.033333 in order to get the same sensitivity for ADS as Hipfire or I´m getting something wrong?

Srsly, I dont understand this calculation - based on the post from Mollikye in reddit, you basically need to set the XFactorAimings to 0.033333 in order to get the same sensitivity for ADS as Hipfire or I´m getting something wrong?

this will give you the same distance/360, but not the same ratio. (10 % fov reduction, 0 % sensitivity reduction)

e.g. with acog scope XFactorAiming=0.066667 gives you the same distance/360 as hip-fire, but it will feel much faster because the fov is way lower.

Just tested that nothing changed with the last patch, and the calculations are correct. However, you are probably not getting 28 cm / 360 because of sensor inaccuracy, have you tried the DPI Analyzer to check what your real DPI is?

 

If MouseSensitivity and AimDownSightsMouse are set to 50, 0.033333 is indeed correct.

Hi,

Thanks for the fast response - I didn´t test it yet accurate with the DPI Analyzer but will do now. Does it matter if I switch the Windows settings to 3 or 4 for the test? (Normally using 6) since with 800DPI and Windows Setting set to 6, the longest possible distance is about 5.5cm.

Edit: A "fast" test showed me a DPI value of 745 - is it normal that the DPI value is way off? I´m using a Zowie ZA11 (ADNS-3310).

this will give you the same distance/360, but not the same ratio. (10 % fov reduction, 0 % sensitivity reduction)

 

e.g. with acog scope XFactorAiming=0.066667 gives you the same distance/360 as hip-fire, but it will feel much faster because the fov is way lower.

This is pretty annoying since you would need two XFactor Aiming values for the 1x scopes and the 2.5x scopes...(btw how did you calculate now the 0.066667 value? - currently I´m trying to understand the calc stuff)...

according to the dev post both fov and sens for the acog scope are reduced by 70 % = 0.3 multiplier.

XFactorAiming=0.02/0.3=0.0666667

i get ~760 with my avior 7000 and ~725 with a roccat savu at 800 dpi. iirc it was ~415 with a msie 3.0.

Thank you stero! One more question - so after knowing my real DPI value, I tried again to convert my settings from Depth to R6. By using all the values with 28cm - the final result was at R6 (fov 70) a ratio of about 6,6cm in-game movement by 1cm mouse movement - compared to Depth which was about 5,7cm for 1cm mouse movement with my used settings, this was kinda off.

Is it the main goal to get at the 1cm mouse movement also the same values for both games? Its possible since I just need to modify the fov of R6, but I´m kinda new to this.

Thanks in advance.

Hey Wizard,

Thank you for the explanation - ye I increased the FOV at R6 until I got the same ratio as I have in Depth which feels more familiar. Anyway it´s a great tool which I will use from now on.

Hi, is any ways to make same sensivity in ads and hipfire mode?

Thanks a lot :333

Upd. I am right that to achive same distance and sensivity in my sitiation i should change value MouseSensitivityMultiplierUnit in my settings file to 0.005320?)

GameSettings.txt

Hi, is any ways to make same sensitivity in ads and hipfire mode?

XFactorAiming=0.033333

AimDownSightsMouse=50

explanation: https://www.reddit.com/r/Rainbow6/comments/3vl3yn/calculating_your_exact_mouse_sensitivities/cy0kj0z

Thank you, but tell me my calculations in my previous post were correct in this topic? I'm not sure that made all like advised the DPI Wizard, and if so I want to understand the problem and be able to change  it  to the same when set no standart sensivity.

I cannot convert my CS:GO settings to Rainbow Six Siege, can you help?

CS:GO settings:

400 dpi

In-game Sensitivity: 1.56

1920x1080

default fov

23.5 '' monitor

Rainbow Six Siege settings:

400 dpi

1920x1080

80 fov

23.5 '' monitor

Thanks in advance.

hi, how do i go about calculating sensitivity from r6 to csgo? i have my ingame sensitivity in siege at 3, and my DPI for both games is 1600. how to i get the value to put into csgo to get the same sensitivity?

hi, how do i go about calculating sensitivity from r6 to csgo? i have my ingame sensitivity in siege at 3, and my DPI for both games is 1600. how to i get the value to put into csgo to get the same sensitivity?

Assuming you haven't changed any of the multipliers in the ini file, you would enter your sensitivity into the conversion calculator as you normally would, then also set the "multiplier" which by default is .02

It should also be noted that if you want to match CS:GO's FoV in Siege, the setting would be about 74(73.74) vertical degrees (which translates to 90 horizontal on 4:3)

EDIT: You can also select "Hipfire (Simple)" from the drop-down menu and it will enter the default multiplier for you. 

if you're used to playing siege with a different fov, e.g. 60, then i would scale the sensitivity like this: 3 * 73.74 / 60 = 3.687

otherwise it won't feel the same if you only increase the fov.

Could you add cm/360 conversions for ACOG?

Quick question before I even try, what's the fastest way to get the ACOG?

You get some currency for watching the tutorial videos and also for doing the situations (which can be done on easy and still get max currency, just need to do the challenges for those). Then any attacker except Glaz has a weapon you can put an ACOG on.