Noaranakin Posted March 18, 2020 Posted March 18, 2020 (edited) Hi guys, Im swiss that means that english is not my mother language so please excuse me if I am misunderstood. I would like to get some help to convert my ADS apex sensitivity to my ADS Rainbow's sens! I dont get it. I've tried with the converter and it just doesn't work. I'm a big noob with that. I have been able to get the same hipfire sensitivity in both game but the ADS sensitivity are not the same. Why ? Because in R6 it is possible to have the same Hipfire and ADS sensitivity but it's almost impossible in apex, because when you are aiming there is a little zoom that changes your FOV value and so your sensitivity value ! For exemple in apex to get the same ADS and hipfire sensitivity i have to put 1.24 in ADS and not 1.43 like my hipfire number (i have come to this number with SensitivityMatcher). Thanks ! So here is my settings in apex : DPI : 800 FOV : 90 Hipfire Sens : 1.43 ADS sens : 1.24 Monitoring : 27 inch cm/360° : 36.33 cm (hipfire) PS : Like i told you before, in apex when you're aiming, there is a little zoom that means that if you set up your ADS sens with the same number of your hipfire sens (1.43) it won't be exactly the same sensitivity!! More IMPORTANT : even the FOV is changing (from 90 to 77.14 when i am aiming). Unbelievable for a competitive game. That's why my ADS sens is 1.24 and not 1.43 (i want the same ads/hipfire sensitivity). So a the end, that means that my ADS sensitivity in Apex is 45.56cm/360° for 77.14 FOV when i am aiming in game ! And i would like to have the same in R6. Edited March 18, 2020 by Noaranakin
Wizard DPI Wizard Posted March 18, 2020 Wizard Posted March 18, 2020 The ADS sensitivity in Apex are multipliers for the vertical monitor distance. They are not their own sensitivity, so that's why you don't have the same number as hipfire. For your conversion you should set it up like this I recon.
Noaranakin Posted March 26, 2020 Author Posted March 26, 2020 Ok thanks friend! So last question, what sensitivity do i need to put in Kovaak ? Because this website https://jscalc-blog.com/apex-legends-calculator/ when i enter my apex ADS sensitivity (1.43 the same as my hipfire sensi) they give me this number : 1.1426 for my "real" (because of the zoom in game) ADS sensitivity. and 77.14 FOV. So do i need to enter 1.1426 and 77.14 FOV in kovaak to train my ADS sensitivity ? And if yes, what about the others FPS (R6, Warzone....) ? Because i dont play apex only.
Noaranakin Posted March 26, 2020 Author Posted March 26, 2020 Because since 1 month, i train in kovaak with 1.1426 sensitivity. Because i want to train my apex's ADS sensitivity. Do i need for exemple to put 1.1426 in rainbow (so 4.377) or leave it to the sensitivity that you gave me last week ?
Wizard DPI Wizard Posted March 26, 2020 Wizard Posted March 26, 2020 16 hours ago, Noaranakin said: Ok thanks friend! So last question, what sensitivity do i need to put in Kovaak ? Because this website https://jscalc-blog.com/apex-legends-calculator/ when i enter my apex ADS sensitivity (1.43 the same as my hipfire sensi) they give me this number : 1.1426 for my "real" (because of the zoom in game) ADS sensitivity. and 77.14 FOV. So do i need to enter 1.1426 and 77.14 FOV in kovaak to train my ADS sensitivity ? And if yes, what about the others FPS (R6, Warzone....) ? Because i dont play apex only. The 1.14 number your achieve like this. It's telling you what sensitivity you need to set to get the same 360 distance in hipfire as you have in the aim. Directly to Kovaak's you would do like this, and yes you are correct with how you have done it
Noaranakin Posted March 26, 2020 Author Posted March 26, 2020 (edited) Thanks a lot bro. But i have the feeling for example when i'm training in Kovaak and after when i play R6, my ADS sensitivity in R6 is a little bit (not much) faster than my kovaak's ADS training. Maybe juste a feeling... Edited March 28, 2020 by Noaranakin
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