Donni Posted March 5, 2021 Posted March 5, 2021 Why I cant change the multiplier 1 in rainbow six siege in game convertion? I have my r6 multiplier set to 0.002 ( 1 more zero) in the folder , why I cant use my custom value to see ingame values? Looks like you can just unlock it for us to change. Thanks
Donni Posted March 5, 2021 Author Posted March 5, 2021 The multiplier used in the convert to. If I can put 0.002 and the covnertion show my result instead of the rounded 3 using 0.02.
Wizard DPI Wizard Posted March 5, 2021 Wizard Posted March 5, 2021 48 minutes ago, Donni said: Why I cant change the multiplier 1 in rainbow six siege in game convertion? I have my r6 multiplier set to 0.002 ( 1 more zero) in the folder , why I cant use my custom value to see ingame values? Looks like you can just unlock it for us to change. Thanks No, it doesn't work like that. All numbers that are locked in the input are the numbers that the calculator calculates. So you should configure the conversion setup to match your settings so the output of the calculations matches what you have in the game. This way you can be sure that the conversion is correct according to your preferences. If you share a link (purple button) to your conversion I can help you set it up
Donni Posted March 5, 2021 Author Posted March 5, 2021 So Jus to clarify , you are saying that I cant change the way the output works in r6 sens? Because it only outputs numbers for 0.02 mult , and i cant change it for use another mult right? What i`m doing is just looking the cm/360 and going in the input and chaging manually the sensitivity until it matches the 360 I need. Im just anooyed to be doing this everytime , but if its the only way , i`m okay with that.
Wizard DPI Wizard Posted March 5, 2021 Wizard Posted March 5, 2021 5 minutes ago, Donni said: What i`m doing is just looking the cm/360 and going in the input and chaging manually the sensitivity until it matches the 360 I need. Im just anooyed to be doing this everytime , but if its the only way , i`m okay with that. That shouldn't be necessary. The calculator should give you all the numbers you need. Are you saying you only want to know the in-game sensitivity value based on a multiplier of 0.002? If you make a link to your conversion it's a bit easier to see what you are trying to achieve
Donni Posted March 5, 2021 Author Posted March 5, 2021 So what i`m trying to say is that the output sensitivity value show as 4 , because it is using the default r6 multiplier , that is 0.02 ; What i`m trying to know is why i cant change this multiplier to be what I use in the game , I use a 0.002 so the calculator will be able to print the result as 38 or 39 ( using the 0.002 multiplier). Basically when you want to convert a sensitivity from rainbow six to another game you can input your sensitivity and your multiplier but when you get a sensivity as output to rainbow six , you cant put what multiplier you use. English isnt my main language so sorry if I cant express myself better.
Wizard DPI Wizard Posted March 5, 2021 Wizard Posted March 5, 2021 Ok, I understand now. The in-game sensitivity calculation is intended for those who do not mess around in the config files at all, so it is locked to the default multiplier. What I can possibly do is to make a switch for the config file sensitivity where you select if you want to calculate the sensitivity or multiplier (like the option already available for ADS). Or perhaps a similar option for the config file. I need to see how this interacts with all other calculations though, but I'll take a look at it. Donni 1
Donni Posted March 5, 2021 Author Posted March 5, 2021 Ok Thanks , you are a really nice guy , always responding the forums , i just keep paying because of it. Right now this website is costing more for me than my amazon prime hahah because of currency , Thanks a lot and have a nice day
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