League of Legends

[DPI Wizard]

The code is updated to support any kind of 2D game, so League of Legends is finally in!

[Xin Hu]

A question raised:

When I try to convert my PUBG config to LOL, should I use 360 degree or viewspeed v2? If it is not a 'should' question,  what 's the benefit of each one?

[DPI Wizard]

360 degree is the same as 100% monitor distance for 2d games. So 360 means that the movement to the edge of the monitor is matched between LoL and PUBG. Viewspeed will match the movement to about 75% of the distance.

[Harrison Swinson]

Any idea why my sens feels alot slower ingame then desktop if I am running the same resolution and 50 in game sens?

[lucaspfl]

How can I put the same windows mouse sensitivity to league of legends?

400 dpi x 2.0 (8/11)

 

[fortunate reee]

1 hour ago, lucaspfl said:

How can I put the same windows mouse sensitivity to league of legends?

400 dpi x 2.0 (8/11)

 

much more importantly

why would you use 400 and then speed it up using windows (rhetorical question there is no good answer to this )

when yo could use either 800 at 6/11 or 1600 at 4/11 and have the same feeling 

https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/forums/topic/4704-conversion-method-guide-and-other-faqs/ <- source 

 

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to answer your question 

this would be how you'd match desktop to league after having changed your wps 

https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=02919c117274606c65631d5973941f96

Edited April 6, 2021 by fortunate reee

[Skwuruhl]

Desktop to LoL has a small error: The windows sensitivity multiplier from display scale is assumed to be disabled while in league of legends. This isn't the case.

All League does is change the WPS setting to correspond with the slider in-game, any other windows multipliers are unchanged and continue to apply. The displayed slider value is 5x the WPS setting it corresponds to. In fact if you look in the config of league of legends it literally just lists the WPS setting (e.g. 30 in-game slider corresponds to 6 in config).

Edited July 9, 2021 by Skwuruhl

[DPI Wizard]

On 7/9/2021 at 5:20 AM, Skwuruhl said:

Desktop to LoL has a small error: The windows sensitivity multiplier from display scale is assumed to be disabled while in league of legends. This isn't the case.

All League does is change the WPS setting to correspond with the slider in-game, any other windows multipliers are unchanged and continue to apply. The displayed slider value is 5x the WPS setting it corresponds to. In fact if you look in the config of league of legends it literally just lists the WPS setting (e.g. 30 in-game slider corresponds to 6 in config).

Correct, updated

[Harrison Swinson]

Any idea why my sens feels alot slower ingame then desktop if I am running the same resolution and 50 in game sens?

 

1100 DPI on Desktop feels drastically faster than 50 in game sens in LOL even with the same resolution

[DPI Wizard]

9 hours ago, Harrison Swinson said:

Any idea why my sens feels alot slower ingame then desktop if I am running the same resolution and 50 in game sens?

1100 DPI on Desktop feels drastically faster than 50 in game sens in LOL even with the same resolution

That should be the same, all LOL does is to adjust the Windows Pointer Speed. Are you sure there's not a profile in your mouse software that gets switched to automatically when you enter LOL?