How do i convert 1x ADS to hipfire so that i maintain muscle memory

[p0sey]

I want to convert Battlefield V 1x zoom sens to cs go hipfire sens and overwatch hipfire sens , when i do that my sensitivity becomes way off and it feels super fast compared to my original 1x zoom sens , coult i get some help please , i have my zoom sens at around 40.7cm /360 , on cs go it gets converted to around 27cm/360 , i just want to perfectly convert it so that i can use my muscle memory , im playing alot of aimtraining games.

[Dokkie]

use uniform soldier aiming on, bring coefficient down to 0% and put everything at 100% and there you go

 

EDIT: if you try to make ads same cm/360 as overwatch/csgo hipfire it will feel alot faster because ads in battlefield has about 1.5-2x zoom lvls so that wont work or feel well and it will mess up your muscle memory, to maintain muscle memory just use uniform soldier aiming, bring the coefficient down to 0% and set every zoom lvl to 100% 

Explanation: To maintain muscle memory with different zoom lvls I figured out best thing to do (for me personally) is "cm/360 x Zoom lvl", so if u use a 3x scope and lets say 10cm for hipfire 360. you should have 30cm/360 with the 3x scope and so on for every other scope. To get  this effect in battlefield you just need to use uniform aiming with coefficient at 0% and everything at 100% and the game calculates everything for you, and you dont have to do anything else manually 

Edited January 24, 2019 by Dokkie

[p0sey]

3 hours ago, Dokkie said:

use uniform soldier aiming on, bring coefficient down to 0% and put everything at 100% and there you go

 

EDIT: if you try to make ads same cm/360 as overwatch/csgo hipfire it will feel alot faster because ads in battlefield has about 1.5-2x zoom lvls so that wont work or feel well and it will mess up your muscle memory, to maintain muscle memory just use uniform soldier aiming, bring the coefficient down to 0% and set every zoom lvl to 100% 

Explanation: To maintain muscle memory with different zoom lvls I figured out best thing to do (for me personally) is "cm/360 x Zoom lvl", so if u use a 3x scope and lets say 10cm for hipfire 360. you should have 30cm/360 with the 3x scope and so on for every other scope. To get  this effect in battlefield you just need to use uniform aiming with coefficient at 0% and everything at 100% and the game calculates everything for you, and you dont have to do anything else manually 

i know that , my question is how do i set up my sensitivity for cs go and overwatch so that i dont lose my muscle memory ? i need that 1x zoom sens (cus thats all i play with) to convert to cs go

[p0sey]

please to all the wizards help me 

 

i have 20% hipfire , 70% ads , 100% 1x zoom sens in battlefield 5 , usa is off and the other option is off too( the one about aiming down sights)

i have 400 dpi

 

please  someone convert this to overwatch and cs go sens  for perfect muscle memory

Edited January 25, 2019 by p0sey

[p0sey]

please someone tell me the method , after searching  for a few h i found something about monitor distance is that a legit way ?

[p0sey]

@DPI Wizard  how do i do this friend please tell me ?

[Quackerjack]

u did it right, ofc zoom sens is way faster if u calculate to a higher fov

[Dokkie]

just have go into mouse sens calc, put in your dpi, sens and fov and select 1x zoom, after that copy the 360 distance from the 1x zoom, and switch the game to csgo and where it says "sensitivity" switch it to "distance" and paste that 360 distance and it'll give you your csgo numbers, if you dont understand just give me you dpi sens and fov and I'll do it for you 

[Dokkie]

1.895967 thats ur csgo sens 

and this is ur overwatch sens 6.32 these sens are super slow, it'll work for csgo but prolly not for overwatch

switching ads to hipfire always makes hipfire super slow so you might not like this, I just make all my hipfire sens the same and then make ads equal to my hipfire via monitor distance I've maintained perfect muscle memory this way

give it a try tho, it might work for you but what you're talking about isnt really muscle memory, ads and zoom levels make sensitivities feel really even tho they might be same 

Edited January 26, 2019 by Dokkie

[Quackerjack]

Why copy the distance? U can set the calculator for 360 distance. But u also have to keep in mind the fov change. Its not that easy, u cant calculate that way

[p0sey]

48 minutes ago, Quackerjack said:

Why copy the distance? U can set the calculator for 360 distance. But u also have to keep in mind the fov change. Its not that easy, u cant calculate that way

so the website calculated correctly ? why my aim feels off  like i have lost all my accuracy? is there any way i can set it up so i keep my acuracy intact ?

[p0sey]

i been doing some reading on this website im learning sorry if im beeing a retard

[Quackerjack]

iam not the wizard here idk how u can make it feel the same, but i know converting zoom sens with a lower FOV

example: 37 v.Fov = 37cm/360 converting to 90 v.Fov = 17cm/360. This feels ofc different.

[Dokkie]

the method I mentioned makes it feel the same, just have all your hipfire sensitivities the same in every game and very similar fov. And in battlefield turn uniform soldier aiming on, bring the coefficient down to 0% and all zoom lvls to 100% 

EDIT: Make sure your hipfire sensitivities are same, doesnt have to be 100% same but very similar. Same with fov. 

If you dont think this works... I cant help you otherwise. Give it a try and see how it feels. 

Edited January 31, 2019 by Dokkie