VALORANT

Which one is correct 2.5x zoom MDV 0% for Valorant. 0.705 or 0.747?

Hello, is there a way to have the  same feeling in Valorant 1280 / 960 4/3 as the CSGO same config ?
I have the game stretched through Nvidia just like CSGO, but the sens I get from the calculator feels too slow for some reason, any idea ?
It almost doesn't feels stretched at all

I usually play CSGO on 1280x960 4:3 streched. my problem now is that Valorant only stretches the UI on 4:3 so my sens feel really different. What ration do I need to change to calculate it to feel the same as in CS and should I even do it?

vor einer Stunde schrieb Ryzzen117:

Hello, is there a way to have the  same feeling in Valorant 1280 / 960 4/3 as the CSGO same config ?
I have the game stretched through Nvidia just like CSGO, but the sens I get from the calculator feels too slow for some reason, any idea ?
It almost doesn't feels stretched at all

The difference is because the game only streches the UI and probably the different FOV, I have no clue tho how to convert the sens so that it feels the same. I am currently looking for that info aswell.

3 hours ago, H0pe said:

I usually play CSGO on 1280x960 4:3 streched. my problem now is that Valorant only stretches the UI on 4:3 so my sens feel really different. What ration do I need to change to calculate it to feel the same as in CS and should I even do it?

Hello everyone,

I really don't know how to use focal length method, I play CSGO on 1024 x 768 stretched with 2.05 , 400 dpi 

and want the same cm/360 and FOV in Valourant to be as same as CSGO

I put my res in NVIDIA control panel to 1024 x 768 ( no scaling checked) and convert the sens using 360/cm method but it feels weird can someone in light me please.

9 minutes ago, Mohbaw said:

Hello everyone,

I really don't know how to use focal length method, I play CSGO on 1024 x 768 stretched with 2.05 , 400 dpi 

and want the same cm/360 and FOV in Valourant to be as same as CSGO

I put my res in NVIDIA control panel to 1024 x 768 ( no scaling checked) and convert the sens using 360/cm method but it feels weird can someone in light me please.

matching stretched doesn't work well unless the game allows for stretched res ( not sure if valorant does do stretched + blackbars )

that method usually work well with 16;9 native at 90 csgo fov to 103 (overwatch valorant ) black bars 

could try

one of my biggest reason not to play stretched anymore was the absolute shitshow that is matching stretched to anything but cs/ r6 was

when you dont exclusively play 1 game sticking to native res is meta since your aim improves drastically

for my understanding u do it wrong, u have to calculate ur new resolution first, than convert 360. I dont recommend it. Just use MDV 0%.

Osu to valorant conversion is completely off..

OSU to CSGO sens

and then try

OSU to valorant sens

and then take

valorant sens to csgo. 

and you will find out its completely inaccurate

4 hours ago, DPI Wizard said:

Osu to CSGO:

https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=9bf53f060ff718adcfa2030f98c19d6e

Osu to Valorant:

https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=c84720c29e7041af49b314aeec9279de

Valorant to CSGO:

https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=0943179d2693eb89b4832c33dc9b3956

Except from some small discrepancies due to the lack of decimals in Valorant, this is pretty much spot on.

small discrepency?


Watch this then

 I would say the difference is huge because the sensitivity being converted is the same but the output is different LUL.

10 hours ago, DPI Wizard said:

Of course you're gonna get a different sensitivity when the first conversion is using 360 distance and the second is using MDV 0%.

If you use 360 distance when converting back you will get the same sensitivity:

You are using sensitivity numbers that are matched using 360 distance (1.699091 for CSGO and 0.534 for Valorant). Converting these to osu will and should give you different results since they're not matched using a FOV based method.

If you instead use 0.503 for Valorant like in your conversion higher up (which is matched to CSGO using MDV 0%) you will get the same osu sensitivity as with CSGO:

If I want a 1:1 ratio exact same sensitivy from Valorant or CSGO 360 degrees to OSU. How would I do it? 360 distance or MDV 0%?

Just now, DPI Wizard said:

Impossible since the FOV is locked in CSGO and Valorant. So you have to choose between 360 distance or some kind of monitor match. In other words you can only match one aspect of the sensitivity perfectly, everything else just follows this. Personally I prefer 360 distance though, since hipfire is mostly used for navigating the map.

What about FPosu is that a better option?

17 hours ago, marmanoff said:

What about FPosu is that a better option?

fps osu is the better choice when it comes to fps players

you still face the challenge of having 2 different fov settings

id stick to 90fov for  (csgo) and fposu and then black bars focal length the 103 fov games

that would work as far as aim goes (the focal length thread is pinned in the forum )

On 4/27/2020 at 6:27 PM, Mohbaw said:

Hello everyone,

I really don't know how to use focal length method, I play CSGO on 1024 x 768 stretched with 2.05 , 400 dpi 

and want the same cm/360 and FOV in Valourant to be as same as CSGO

I put my res in NVIDIA control panel to 1024 x 768 ( no scaling checked) and convert the sens using 360/cm method but it feels weird can someone in light me please.

actually i over thinked that,

it says Valorant dont change ur sensitivity if u use different FoV's so 360 conversion to csgo or the other way csgo to valorant 360 should be correct

Am I doing this right?

Hi. 

Im trying to convert my siege sens of 9 to to valorant and i play 4:3 1920 x 1080 in siege with 60 FOV whereas in valorant i play 4:3 but the resolution is 1280 x 960 how would i go about an accurate sens conversion.

Hi

is it possible to get my camera to use the same distance on screen as my mouse in moving in real life?

4 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

Yes, convert from Windows to Valorant and you'll get this.

thank you for the reply