Mouse sensitivity

[george963]

Good evening guys,

 

I would like to ask you how do i find out my mouse sensitivity.
I am using 9% sens in game ( 55.7561 cm ) and i have uniform soldier aiming turned: ON,  but my coefficient is at 0%.
Basically as i feel the mouse in game I think it is a half of my mouse sensitivity while ADS or am I wrong ?
If not how do i find out the exact number of my ADS sensitivity ? and If i am wrong how do i find out exact numbers ?

Answer would be much appreciated.

[george963]

anyone ?

 

[iBerggman]

Do I understand this correctly, you want to find out the exact cm/360 for a certain scope in Battlefield? This should be displayed below the calculator if you set Battlefield as the input game and fill out the slots according to how you have it set in game then change the aim Aim in the top right from "All" to whatever sight you want to check.

If you've used uniform soldier aiming with the default coefficient before then 0% will definitely take a while to get used to since it is quite a bit slower while aiming down sights. I've used it for over a month and it's only just now starting to feel intuitive to me, but then again I did use Viewspeed and 56.25% for quite a while before switching.

[george963]

I´ve never used anything else than 0% and i am pulling 100 +++ kills in every single operation with a sniper rifle, I am just trying to find out the cm/360° for scopes if coefficient is 0% and sens 9%. Based on that i would like to do the math for different games.

 

[TheNoobPolice]

On 1/16/2019 at 11:56 PM, george963 said:

I´ve never used anything else than 0% and i am pulling 100 +++ kills in every single operation with a sniper rifle, I am just trying to find out the cm/360° for scopes if coefficient is 0% and sens 9%. Based on that i would like to do the math for different games.

 

That wouldn't be advised. All the scopes will have massively different cm/360 results.  There is no advantage for matching the cm/360 for different ADS scopes unless you also match the FOV of the scope exactly between different games. It is unlikely you'll come across a game that uses the exact same zoom levels (FOVs) for different ADS scopes as another game does.

Instead, use a monitor distance method of your preference, since you are using 0% coefficient with USA currently in Battlefield, that would be equivalent to 0% monitor distance which is the best place to start.

You can buy a membership and use the calculator if you don't want to run a script yourself.