CSGO To Apex Legends sens

[zlFrosT]

Hello, I am new to conversions and I have been recommended to convert the sensitivities with monitor distance vertical since that would help muscle memory
I would like to know if the conversion I just made is correct since the difference in sensitivity is very high

 

[Rec0il]

Your fov setting for apex is wrong. In the bottom right you selected "config file" so you should go into your settings folder (C:\Users\YourName\Saved Games\Respawn\Apex\profile) open it and copy your cl_fovScale value. Then put that value in the calculator FOV setting for apex.

(If you want to match your CSGO hipfire to the 1x in Apex the cl_fovScale setting you should use is 1.5 which is 106 fov in game, but remember that the in-game FOV slider is inaccurate, you should always look at the cl_fovScale value)

Edited May 16, 2019 by Rec0il

[zlFrosT]

 

Okay thanks for the help I would also like to know if the conversion is good because of the difference in sensitivities is very high

[DPI Wizard]

13 hours ago, zlFrosT said:

Okay thanks for the help I would also like to know if the conversion is good because of the difference in sensitivities is very high

It's high because you have a different FOV and use MDV 0% to match the hipfire sensitivity. You can either change the FOV in Apex so it's the same as in CSGO (cl_fovScale "1.285714") or change the conversion setup for Normal to 360 distance.

[zlFrosT]

Thanks again. A question that is better for muscle memory
Conversions with MDH or MDV 0%?

[DPI Wizard]

Just now, zlFrosT said:

Thanks again. A question that is better for muscle memory
Conversions with MDH or MDV 0%?

If you have the same aspect ratio in both games it doesn't matter. It will only make a difference if you convert from say 16:9 to 21:9 etc.

[zlFrosT]

 

Then would it be better to convert normal in 360 distances?

[DPI Wizard]

1 hour ago, zlFrosT said:

Then would it be better to convert normal in 360 distances?

It depends, but I prefer it. Try and see how it feels