Apex Legends

[DPI Wizard]

9 hours ago, HK Journalist said:

According to the previous answer, if my fov is an integer, this value will become exactly 1, right? Looks like 105 (multiplier 1.5) is a good choice.

Another question: Is it necessary to set the parameter "mouse_use_per_scope_sensitivity_scalars" to 1?

Correct.

[Wheaks]

@DPI Wizard May you double check the accuracy of this calculator? The https://jscalc.io/embed/Q1gf45VCY4tmm2dq?utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=JSCalc Blog&utm_source=JSCalc blog and aimlab are the same but is a lil bit different from this calculator.

[MacSquirrel_Jedi]

51 minutes ago, Wheaks said:

May you double check the accuracy of this calculator?

Maybe checking previous conversation can help

 

On 9/19/2021 at 9:48 PM, DPI Wizard said:

It turns out that Apex rounds the FOV before calculating the sensitivity

[Wheaks]

On 9/20/2021 at 3:48 AM, DPI Wizard said:

Not recent but about 7 months ago. It turns out that Apex rounds the FOV before calculating the sensitivity. So for instance if your FOV is 89.49 it will round down to 89 and use this as the base for the ADS, while if it is 89.5 it will instead round up and use 90. The calculator accounts for this which is why you get somewhat weird numbers.

Do I need to recalculate to get more accurate result or no?

[DPI Wizard]

1 minute ago, Wheaks said:

Do I need to recalculate to get more accurate result or no?

That depends on when you did the calculation, it has been correct since February or so.

[Wheaks]

1 minute ago, DPI Wizard said:

That depends on when you did the calculation, it has been correct since February or so.

oh so the two calculator I mentioned are outdated?

[DPI Wizard]

1 minute ago, Wheaks said:

oh so the two calculator I mentioned are outdated?

Yes, they don't do it correctly.

[Wheaks]

2 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

Yes, they don't do it correctly.

then I have problem calculating ads speed of kovaak 2.0 from the calculator here

Edited October 19, 2021 by Wheaks

[Wheaks]

You can't edit config value in aimlab and kovaak 2.0, and I can't tell the fov value in game from this calculator

Edited October 19, 2021 by Wheaks

[Wheaks]

Before I use this https://jscalc.io/embed/Q1gf45VCY4tmm2dq?utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=JSCalc Blog&utm_source=JSCalc blog to get the raw sens and lets say hipfire0.59, I calculate the ads by multiplying 0.59 to a value as close as 0.452623310. 

[Wheaks]

The result will be like 0.76618 for ads and I'll also change my fov (since u can't ads in most scenario but holding ads applies the ads sens) to ads fov in-game value

[Wheaks]

@DPI Wizard The problem is can't tell in-game fov of hipfire and ads

Edited October 19, 2021 by Wheaks

[Wheaks]

@DPI Wizard 'zoom sens multiplier' doesn't scales the game

[DPI Wizard]

1 minute ago, Wheaks said:

@DPI Wizard The problems are can't tell in-game fov of hipfire and ads, and can't calculate 'zoom sens multiplier' of kovaak 2.0 from this calculator.

Can you please just edit your post instead of replying 6 times with different posts? Makes it a bit tidier...

Anyway, you can calculate zoom sensitivity in Kovaaks by selecting the Scope aim. Any limitations in Kovaaks I can't do anything about.

[Wheaks]

3 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

 

Anyway, you can calculate zoom sensitivity in Kovaaks by selecting the Scope aim. Any limitations in Kovaaks I can't do anything about.

But I still can't tell the accurate in-game fov value

Edited October 19, 2021 by Wheaks

[DPI Wizard]

Just now, Wheaks said:

But I still can't tell the accurate fov value

If it doesn't tell you in-game it's a limitation of the game. There are other aim trainers with better control of the ADS.

[Wheaks]

3 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

If it doesn't tell you in-game it's a limitation of the game. There are other aim trainers with better control of the ADS.

I mean if I calculate fov via config, the calculator doesn't show the in-game fov, vice versa.

or u mean I just go with it although it'll be a lil bit inaccurate?

Edited October 19, 2021 by Wheaks

[DPI Wizard]

1 minute ago, Wheaks said:

I mean if I calculate fov via config, the calculator doesn't show the in-game fov, vice versa.

or u mean I just go with it although it'll be a lil bit inaccurate?

If will always show you the actual HFOV and VFOV in the output, you can use this in Kovaaks.

[Wheaks]

1 minute ago, DPI Wizard said:

If will always show you the actual HFOV and VFOV in the output, you can use this in Kovaaks.

ok cool, can also use in aimlab

[Wheaks]

15 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

If will always show you the actual HFOV and VFOV in the output, you can use this in Kovaaks.

all good, the only tricky part is I have to change the scope's fov type to hdeg 4:3 from hdeg res

[fortunate reee]

1 hour ago, Wheaks said:

all good, the only tricky part is I have to change the scope's fov type to hdeg 4:3 from hdeg res

what is it you are trying to achieve and why exactly were you trying to achieve that again ?

Edited October 19, 2021 by fortunate reee

[Wheaks]

46 minutes ago, fortunate reee said:

what is it you are trying to achieve and why exactly were you trying to achieve that again ?

fov accuracy and pixel ratio accuracy on different fov on aim trainers I use for apex

Edited October 19, 2021 by Wheaks

[fortunate reee]

2 hours ago, Wheaks said:

fov accuracy and pixel ratio accuracy on different fov on aim trainers I use for apex

assumed that much, in that case you are better of training mixed fov > set fov

having better hand eye coordination should be your goal, training one scope specifically( or only the zoom levels you find in a specific game) wont help you much when it comes to improvign overall which i assume is your goal when using an aim trainer ?

 

might as well match hipfire and hip fov to fit apex and then use ads focal length scaled values and switch around zoom levels based on a random number generator

Edited October 19, 2021 by fortunate reee

[Wheaks]

4 hours ago, fortunate reee said:

assumed that much, in that case you are better of training mixed fov > set fov

having better hand eye coordination should be your goal, training one scope specifically( or only the zoom levels you find in a specific game) wont help you much when it comes to improvign overall which i assume is your goal when using an aim trainer ?

 

might as well match hipfire and hip fov to fit apex and then use ads focal length scaled values and switch around zoom levels based on a random number generator

I train on both hipfire and ads, and I often change my sens and fov to find the 'perfect' one, I also know that most people have different settings and they can perform as well as each other.
 

I get what u mean, it makes u adapt to different things quickly, but playing on different settings doesn't really help if u already have a mindset of relying on yourself instead of settings. Instead, it is just a waste of time for me to play different settings intentionally. I don't change settings to make myself suddenly good, I only change it to raise my skill capability by a lil bit, so I want to make sure that pixel ratio is as accurate as possible (for me, pixel ratio is the most important unit in sens).

I'm happy with my settings now as it provide high speed + high precision at the same time, the only downside is it is harder to control because of high dpi which means a single count takes much less distance to be registered. Anyway, thanks for your suggestion.

Edited October 19, 2021 by Wheaks

[fortunate reee]

i am afraid that i might not have properly explained in my previous post so ill try to elaborate.

48 minutes ago, Wheaks said:

I get what u mean, it makes u adapt to different things quickly, but playing on different settings doesn't really help if u already have a mindset of relying on yourself instead of settings. Instead, it is just a waste of time for me to play different settings intentionally

if we are speaking pure motor skills that statement would be objectively false (check the summary section of the link, if you dont want to read it all)

if you are looking at it from a " i dont need to get better" perspektive that is fine aswell not trying to talk you into trying other settings. perfect settigns dont exist use what feels good to you.

i°m just mentioning this so you dont waste your time training a certain way when another one is proven to be effective https://themerkle.com/wp-content/uploads-new/2020/09/Motor-Skills-Are-Strengthened-through-Reconsolidation.pdf

so instead of only sticking to the specific zoom levels that would have the exact same pixel ratio trainign a variation of zoom levels in between the min and max pixel ration of the scopes you use would likely prove more effective.

 

hope i cleared it up : )

Edited October 19, 2021 by fortunate reee