Help for understanding the way I should convert my sens.

[ImShawnFrost]

Hi everyone, I'm considering buying an access to the website in order to convert my sensitivity from CS:GO to other games, such as Apex or Rainbow. Indeed, I've been training my aim using Kovaaks for quite some time now, using my CS:GO settings, since it's my main game and a good reference point. The thing is that I'm now playing a lot of Apex and Rainbow, and would like to have the same feeling as my CS:GO hipfire sens, but when using different scopes. My hipfire sens is the same in the three games, as well as the FOVs. I don't know if it's possible, but I can imagine that there is a way to have the same feeling and "muscle memory' between hipfire and scoped sens. I'd be more than happy if you guys could explain me the best way to do it, which method to use, pros and cons of which, or maybe some basic explanations of how it works and what differs so I could try it myself. All I know is that matching the 360 distance doesnt work since it's gonna speed up or slow down the sens in order to compensate the difference between fovs (scopes), so I'd be interested to know how monitor distance works. Thx for everyone who'll spend some precious time to give me an answer !

Edited February 6, 2021 by ImShawnFrost

[DPI Wizard]

Hi and welcome!

See the conversion methods explained with videos in the instructions thread.

To sum it up, you can either match the scopes by tracking speed (MDV/MDH 0%) or match the movement to a specific point on the monitor (MDV/MDH X%).

Both Apex and R6's default settings for scopes is MDV 0%. CS:GO uses MDV 133.3333%.

[ImShawnFrost]

Alright, thx for the explanations, I'm still quite unsure about how MDH to one certain point can be better than 0%, since we have to aim to different points in game, but I guess I'll have to try different ways and see what works the best for me.