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Harrison Swinson · April 9, 2017

Try with Viewspeed, it's a bit "smarter" than 360 distance.

So I just wanna make sure everything is correct because I am getting three different numbers depending on what I put in for Convert To.

My monitor resolution is 1920x1080

My DPI is 400

Monitor Size is 24" (I'm assuming this doesnt matter if I am playing black bars?)

I am looking to have my CSGO sensitivity equal to my desktop

My CSGO resolution is 800x600 with black bars

This is what I got;

http://imgur.com/a/YuvIW

Is this correct?

Edited April 9, 2017 by Harrison Swinson

DPI Wizard · April 9, 2017

Actually, since you are playing with black bars, it would make more sense to enter the actual resolution of the monitor so you get the 16:9 aspect ratio in the calculations.

The reason for this is that the calculator assumes the actual monitor is 4:3, so it will calculate as if the black bars are the edge of the monitor (which is wrong).

If you played with 4:3 stretched, then entering 800x600 would be correct.

Harrison Swinson · April 9, 2017

So with 800x600 4:3 Black Bars this is correct?

http://imgur.com/a/j10xj

DPI Wizard · April 9, 2017

So with 800x600 4:3 Black Bars this is correct?

http://imgur.com/a/j10xj

Yes.

BlackBullet · May 1, 2017

Hey. I'm trying to convert my sens from Rainbow Six Siege over to CSGO. The "sensitivity 1" input on CS says that the minimum can be 0.01, however i am inputting 0.79 and it is giving me an error saying that the sens is too high. What am i doing wrong?

Here is a screenshot of the problem: http://prntscr.com/f2y6pj

DPI Wizard · May 1, 2017

5 minutes ago, BlackBullet said:

What am i doing wrong?

You're not doing anything wrong, but the output for CS:GO's zoom_sensitivity_ratio_mouse is above 2.
In other words it is above the maximum, and CS:GO will not let your set that high sensitivity for the scope.

It looks like you have matched ACOG to hipfire in Rainbow Six using 360 Distance, this will result it the scope being way to sensitive. Try with Viewspeed for all calculations

BlackBullet · May 1, 2017

4 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

Try with Viewspeed for all calculations

What is viewspeed?

DPI Wizard · May 1, 2017

Just now, BlackBullet said:

What is viewspeed?

Where it says "Convert 360° Distance to" (for the game you are converting to) you can select Monitor Distance and Viewspeed as well. Viewspeed will match the relative movement on screen instead of 360 distance.

BlackBullet · May 1, 2017

It still says the value is too high when i input the sensitivity into sens 1 though.

DPI Wizard · May 1, 2017

Just now, BlackBullet said:

It still says the value is too high when i input the sensitivity into sens 1 though.

Yeah, the relation between hipfire and zoom sensitivity is too high. Are those your actual settings from Rainbow Six? Seems like hipfire is insanely sensitive.

BlackBullet · May 1, 2017

5 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

Yeah, the relation between hipfire and zoom sensitivity is too high. Are those your actual settings from Rainbow Six? Seems like hipfire is insanely sensitive.

Yes, they are. However the X-factor aiming value is what increases the distance to achieve a 360. If i had a normal X-factor value, then my sens would be insanely high. I'm still confused about which value i should input into the sens.1 input for CSGO.

Edited May 1, 2017 by BlackBullet

Ivanovich · May 23, 2017

Just being annoying like always, any tip to at least make the most similar convert from h1.

I went from 0.15 to 0.10 now xDD

Ivanovich · May 27, 2017

Any help guys in how should I do it?

Can you screenshot it, because if I want maybe to change the sensitivity in a future I'd like to know how to do it.

Drimzi · May 28, 2017

You did it correctly.

Harrison Swinson · May 30, 2017

If I wanted to match my CSGO Sensitivity to my to my H1Z1 sensitivity would it be the most accurate to try and match both viewspeed and 360 degree distance? For example I can match the viewspeed using any resolution. The sensitivity just changes. However if I set my resolution to a specific value I can also match the 360 degree distance while in the viewspeed setting. Would this be even more accurate? Or is just setting the viewspeed the most accurate?

Drimzi · May 30, 2017