Bit confused on what I should be using?

[Equaus]

I've tried 0% but I feel that it is tad bit slow so I tried out 56.25% but was told that people used that measurement when a vertical option didn't exist, instead use vertical monitor match 100%?

What does vertical option mean exactly I'm a bit new so It's not to obvious to me. 

 

Distance vertical 100% = 56.25%. So do I just use 100% monitor distance vertical for every game? 

Also what do you think about view speed as I'm considering it as an option.

 

Final thing (56.25%): 

One of the games that I play has a different fov multiplier for different guns (fov=64.375 for ak and 73.57142857142857 for revolver) as well as different sens. So what I did was convert my csgo sens to kovaaks at 1:1 fov measurement for kovaaks (that's how the fov of the game is measured apparently) and then used the program sensitivity matcher to match those different sens. Then I went ingame and sens matched again to get the values: 

Tesing 76% 2.2740 eg 1.72824 360/cm

monitor matching 56.25% for ads

{

hipfire fov: 103

Rev-

Rev sens based of kovaaks(fov=73.57142857142857):1.7242938

sens matcher: 0.0379345 (rough)

sens ingame: 0.386218

Ak-

Ak sens based on of kovaaks(fov=64.375): 1.5087572 

sens matcher: 0.0331927 (rough)

sens ingame: 0.386218

}

as you can see the values are the same for both weapons, wouldn't these make it inaccurate? Also monitor distance vertical 100% would be the exact same so yeah I don't really understand could someone clarify this for me? Thanks

Edited July 14, 2019 by Equaus

[DPI Wizard]

On 7/14/2019 at 2:40 PM, Equaus said:

I've tried 0% but I feel that it is tad bit slow so I tried out 56.25% but was told that people used that measurement when a vertical option didn't exist, instead use vertical monitor match 100%?

What does vertical option mean exactly I'm a bit new so It's not to obvious to me. 

Vertical means that it uses the vertical FOV to match the sensitivity, while horizontal uses the horizontal FOV.

So 100% vertical for 16:9 = (9/16) = 56.25% horizontal.

The benefit of using vertical matching is that it will be unaffected by aspect ratio change.

On 7/14/2019 at 2:40 PM, Equaus said:

Final thing (56.25%): 

One of the games that I play has a different fov multiplier for different guns (fov=64.375 for ak and 73.57142857142857 for revolver) as well as different sens. So what I did was convert my csgo sens to kovaaks at 1:1 fov measurement for kovaaks (that's how the fov of the game is measured apparently) and then used the program sensitivity matcher to match those different sens. Then I went ingame and sens matched again to get the values: 

Tesing 76% 2.2740 eg 1.72824 360/cm

monitor matching 56.25% for ads

{

hipfire fov: 103

Rev-

Rev sens based of kovaaks(fov=73.57142857142857):1.7242938

sens matcher: 0.0379345 (rough)

sens ingame: 0.386218

Ak-

Ak sens based on of kovaaks(fov=64.375): 1.5087572 

sens matcher: 0.0331927 (rough)

sens ingame: 0.386218

}

as you can see the values are the same for both weapons, wouldn't these make it inaccurate? Also monitor distance vertical 100% would be the exact same so yeah I don't really understand could someone clarify this for me? Thanks

How exactly are you getting these numbers? What sens scale and fov scale are you using?

[Equaus]

2 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

Vertical means that it uses the vertical FOV to match the sensitivity, while horizontal uses the horizontal FOV.

So 100% vertical for 16:9 = (9/16) = 56.25% horizontal.

The benefit of using vertical matching is that it will be unaffected by aspect ratio change.

How exactly are you getting these numbers? What sens scale and fov scale are you using?

Oh the wiki it says that ak multiplier = 1.4 and that revolver= 1.6. Since fov scales by hipfire fov that means that: 103/1.4=64.375 f or ak and 103/1.6=73.57142857142857. I then got my cs sens (which is not that one that I've chosen to go with but that shouldn't impact the values) and put it into kovaaks with 1:1 vertical for the fov measurement. I then sens matched it for both weapons then went ingame with the values that I sens matched in kovaaks then just messed with the sens till it matched the 360 for those individual sensitivities that are impacted by fov  

[DPI Wizard]

1 minute ago, Equaus said:

Oh the wiki it says that ak multiplier = 1.4 and that revolver= 1.6.

What game is this btw?

[Equaus]

Just now, DPI Wizard said:

What game is this btw?

the main game, Krunker

[DPI Wizard]

Ok, I understand what's happening now. You are getting the same sensitivity using MDH 56.25%/MDV 100% because this is exactly what the game uses to scale the sensitivity

[Equaus]

31 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

Ok, I understand what's happening now. You are getting the same sensitivity using MDH 56.25%/MDV 100% because this is exactly what the game uses to scale the sensitivity

What do you mean, why does 0% give to different results?

[DPI Wizard]

1 minute ago, Equaus said:

What do you mean, why does 0% give to different results?

The game will automatically scale aim sensitivity to the equivalent of MDV 100%. If you use MDV 0% for instance the sensitivity will be different.

[Equaus]

1 minute ago, DPI Wizard said:

The game will automatically scale aim sensitivity to the equivalent of MDV 100%. If you use MDV 0% for instance the sensitivity will be different.

oh weird, this won't have an effect on muscle memory though? You'd think that it would due to the change between the two fov's for the different guns

[Comrade881]

15 часов назад, Equaus сказал:

oh weird, this won't have an effect on muscle memory though? You'd think that it would due to the change between the two fov's for the different guns

muscle memory myth

[Equaus]

5 minutes ago, Comrade881 said:

muscle memory myth

?

[Comrade881]

1 час назад, Equaus сказал:

?

u can easily play on any sens ,if u played 1 year on 10cm u can super easy adapt to 20cm in 1 week,no need to """rebuild"'" new muscle memory,its just your brain adapting thats all

[Equaus]

5 minutes ago, Comrade881 said:

u can easily play on any sens ,if u played 1 year on 10cm u can super easy adapt to 20cm in 1 week,no need to """rebuild"'" new muscle memory,its just your brain adapting thats all

Of course you can play on any sens, but that's not what this site is about it's about trying to maintain your sens across games. When you play a game and you think it's either to high or to low you usually it's because your use to playing at a different sens, so why not try to "get" that previous sens?

[DPI Wizard]

On 7/15/2019 at 6:24 PM, Equaus said:

oh weird, this won't have an effect on muscle memory though? You'd think that it would due to the change between the two fov's for the different guns

That depends on what your preference is. If you prefer MDH 0%, then getting one gun perfect and others close is better than all being off.

[Equaus]

13 hours ago, DPI Wizard said:

That depends on what your preference is. If you prefer MDH 0%, then getting one gun perfect and others close is better than all being off.

Just did some more testing on LMG and got the following:

LMG-
Ak sens based on of kovaaks(fov=85.83333333333333):2.0361600
sens matcher: 0.0447955 (rough)
sens ingame: 0.42349
}

Now I'm even more confused.

Edited July 17, 2019 by Equaus
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