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i fond when i convert form a game to another, ads and scope sensitivity will follow the first game's hipfire, then i use the second game to convert the hipfire and ads by itself, it will be a little slower than the first result, i wanna know why and what should i do about right?

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2 часа назад, 1kFace8aby сказал:

Is that ads conversion accurate only when FOV is consistent? Which conversion mode is more suitable for three or more games?

if u use monitor distance instead of 360, fov doesnt matter

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3 hours ago, 1kFace8aby said:

i fond when i convert form a game to another, ads and scope sensitivity will follow the first game's hipfire, then i use the second game to convert the hipfire and ads by itself, it will be a little slower than the first result, i wanna know why and what should i do about right?

This is correct and is the only way to keep the aim consistent. If it didn't do this you would end up with identical aims that have different sensitivity.

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It mean I should follow the result of the first game, even though it's slower or faster when I use the game itself that needs to be converted to calculate ads?

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It mean I should follow the result of the first game, even though it's slower or faster when I use the game itself that ne

eds to be converted to calculate ads?

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This is correct and is the only way to keep the aim consistent. If it didn't do this you would end up with identical aims that have different sensitivity.

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12 小时前, DPI Wizard说:

This is correct and is the only way to keep the aim consistent. If it didn't do this you would end up with identical aims that have different sensitivity.

Sorry sir idk how to reply in this forum.It mean I should follow the result of the first game, even though it's slower or faster when I use the game itself that ne

eds to be converted to calculate ads?

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