Apex Legends FOV multiplier conversion is wrong

[Arnivor]

Do i have to change fov type in apex portion or not suppose if i am playing  on 16:10 or 16:9? 

Edited August 25, 2020 by Arnivor

[DPI Wizard]

Just now, Arnivor said:

Do i have to change fov type in apex or not suppose i am playing apex on 16:10 or 16:9? 

No, the FOV will be calculated based on the resolution, aspect ratio and config FOV. FOV Type is just different methods of expressing the same FOV.

[Arnivor]

Ok thanks i am going to play on streched if possible it seems i cant get streched on 4:3 1440*1080 but 1728*1080 16:10.By changing config file and running an auto exec. I will get back to you tommorrow goona sleep for now. Thanks for your time Sir Good night. 

[Arnivor]

https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=26b5d2501dee028879590a51763a24c7

 

hi is this correct its giving the same value 1.285714

[DPI Wizard]

9 hours ago, Arnivor said:

https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=26b5d2501dee028879590a51763a24c7

 

hi is this correct its giving the same value 1.285714

Yes, the FOV is based on a locked aspect ratio of 4:3, so changing resolution or aspect ratio does not change the calculation.

[Arnivor]

Okay it works perfectly, another question that i was setting my sensitivity for apex as one i use in cs seemed too slow so i increased it a tiny bit so from edpi of 768 i went to 790 it allowed me to turn faster and aim good. 

So thing is i changed my dpi to 790 and in game sensitivity. Is it the same as reducing in game sene and increasing dpi if i wanna get edpi of 790 on 800 dpi my ingame sense would be in 4 decimals. It doesn't matter how you set your edpi right?