Battlefield 1

[DPI Wizard]

On 9/3/2018 at 12:12 PM, banSensitivity said:

What is the difference between GstInput.SoldierZoomSensitivity1 and GstInput.SoldierZoomSensitivity1x00?

I'm not sure what SoldierZoomSensitivity1, 2 3 and 4 does. But either way just leave them at the default value of 1.

[Memphiss]

I can't select the 5x zoom with BF1 or BF V with ADS and USA turned off. Only when USA is turned on

[DPI Wizard]

4 minutes ago, Memphiss said:

I can't select the 5x zoom with BF1 or BF V with ADS and USA turned off. Only when USA is turned on

Like this?

[Memphiss]

5 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

Like this?

Yup, but it doesn't change in the calculation. Every other zoom works, just the 5x doesnt. I have the same issue with bf1

Edited September 3, 2018 by Memphiss

[DPI Wizard]

9 minutes ago, Memphiss said:

Yup, but it doesn't change in the calculation

Thank you, fixed now

[Memphiss]

Thank you for the fast fix

[CaptaPraelium]

On 9/3/2018 at 8:12 PM, banSensitivity said:

What is the difference between GstInput.SoldierZoomSensitivity1 and GstInput.SoldierZoomSensitivity1x00?

GstInput.SoldierZoomSensitivity1x00 is for the 1x scope.
GstInput.SoldierZoomSensitivity1 is for the first scheme. You don't need to mess with that.

[lizakk]

Hello

My 360 distance on site says its 19 cm while when i measure it manually it is over 23cm. Why could this be?

[MuntyYy]

1 hour ago, lizakk said:

Why could this be?

Prolly a bad mouse. Check the dpi

[lizakk]

5 minutes ago, MuntyYy said:

Prolly a bad mouse. Check the dpi

well i use 400 dpi and that is what i put in calculator. 71 FOV 23 inch monitor 30 mouse sensitivity everything in game i put in calculator, and calculator says 19.94cm while i measure it manually it clearly is 23-23.1 cm.

[iBerggman]

Just now, lizakk said:

well i use 400 dpi and that is what i put in calculator. 71 FOV 23 inch monitor 30 mouse sensitivity everything in game i put in calculator, and calculator says 19.94cm while i measure it manually it clearly is 23-23.1 cm.

He means you should use the Dpi Analyzer to measure the actual dpi of the mouse since a lot of mice have some variance in the actual dpi, even up to 10% apparently.

[lizakk]

Well it feels more like it since DPI analyzer says im about 350 dpi which is about 23 cm. Thanks. So better mouses have no such problems?

Edited September 19, 2018 by lizakk

[MuntyYy]

15 minutes ago, lizakk said:

better mouses have no such problems?

Depends on your definition of better. Even a cheap one as intellimouse won't have such issues. 

[MuntyYy]

My recommendation - any optical mouse that has at least 3310 sensor.

A small note: zowie's mice usually have a lower dpi base value; 400 would be actually around 385. Check DPIWizard's youtube channel for a more detailed view.

Edited September 19, 2018 by MuntyYy

[lizakk]

well o just founbd out my mouse has laser sensor not optical so. gotta buy new one. thanks for answers

[MuntyYy]

No need, we have a whole thread related to mice. Do check it out.

[lizakk]

What i meant it is not only laser but consider poor leser mouse. And often i games i felt soemothing is not right but thought to myself  i was doing something wrong.

[MuntyYy]

If you are used to play with a crappy mouse, the transition to a good one will be pretty big.

Edited September 19, 2018 by MuntyYy

[lizakk]

4tech v7m. i find mixed opinions on this one.

[kelvinator]

For people who use 0% monitor match distance, do you have ADS FOV and Uniform Solider Aiming on or off?

[potato psoas]

1 hour ago, kelvinator said:

For people who use 0% monitor match distance, do you have ADS FOV and Uniform Solider Aiming on or off?

Put USA on if you are monitor matching, because they are the same thing - they correctly scale different levels of zoom. So just set the USA Coefficient to 0% if you are using 0% monitor match. With higher percentages it depends on your aspect ratio, but 0% will be the same no matter the aspect ratio you use.

[kelvinator]

14 minutes ago, potato psoas said:

Put USA on if you are monitor matching, because they are the same thing - they correctly scale different levels of zoom. So just set the USA Coefficient to 0% if you are using 0% monitor match. With higher percentages it depends on your aspect ratio, but 0% will be the same no matter the aspect ratio you use.

Hmmm well right now using the calculator I have 0% monitor match for all 4 options and I have ADS FOV and USA on. This has been how I have had it for a while but I was wondering if either should actually be off.

Are you saying change the USA coefficient to 0% in game?

[potato psoas]

12 minutes ago, kelvinator said:

Hmmm well right now using the calculator I have 0% monitor match for all 4 options and I have ADS FOV and USA on. This has been how I have had it for a while but I was wondering if either should actually be off.

Are you saying change the USA coefficient to 0% in game?

Yeah if you are using USA you don't need to change each individual SoldierZoomSensitivity, you can just set them all to 1.0 (the calculator says 0.9999 but just set them to 1) and the game will scale the sensitivity of each zoom level based on the coefficient that you have chosen.

Here as an example to show you how to do it:

With FOV Scaling ADS, you can have that on or off - it's personal preference. All it does is scale the ADS FOV according to your chosen FOV instead of using the usual FOV values for each guntype, e.g. if your Actual HFOV is 130 it might make your Ironsight FOV something like 124 instead of the default value of 63. Quite a big difference, but whether or not that would benefit you depends on a lot of circumstantial factors.

[kelvinator]

On 11/7/2018 at 10:20 PM, potato psoas said:

Yeah if you are using USA you don't need to change each individual SoldierZoomSensitivity, you can just set them all to 1.0 (the calculator says 0.9999 but just set them to 1) and the game will scale the sensitivity of each zoom level based on the coefficient that you have chosen.

Here as an example to show you how to do it:

With FOV Scaling ADS, you can have that on or off - it's personal preference. All it does is scale the ADS FOV according to your chosen FOV instead of using the usual FOV values for each guntype, e.g. if your Actual HFOV is 130 it might make your Ironsight FOV something like 124 instead of the default value of 63. Quite a big difference, but whether or not that would benefit you depends on a lot of circumstantial factors.

Okay that all makes sense. So I am still unsure about this. Do I set this "GstInput.UniformSoldierAimingCoefficient 1.330000" to 0 or just leave it?

[potato psoas]

6 hours ago, kelvinator said:

Okay that all makes sense. So I am still unsure about this. Do I set this "GstInput.UniformSoldierAimingCoefficient 1.330000" to 0 or just leave it?

depends on which monitor match percentage you want to use