Monitor Distance Coefficient doesn't add a placeholder anymore?

[Micky Aspire]

In the instructions it says that games supporting Monitor Distance Coeffiecient automatically add the fitting placeholder value.

Using the exact same games/inputs of the example shown in the instructions (see pic) I can not get a placeholder value of 133.33 to appear, it just stays blank.

Am I doing something wrong or was this changed?

[DPI Wizard]

1.333333 is the correct placeholder in those two cases for 133.3333%. If you switch BFV to in-game location it will show 133.3333%.

[Micky Aspire]

5 hours ago, DPI Wizard said:

1.333333 is the correct placeholder in those two cases for 133.3333%. If you switch BFV to in-game location it will show 133.3333%.

Oh, I left it on Config File as that's how it was shown in the example.

However even switching to in-game doesn't do anything for me. This is what it looks like now.

Any idea?

[DPI Wizard]

Just now, Micky Aspire said:

However even switching to in-game doesn't do anything for me. This is what it looks like now.

Any idea?

Well, it's still correct as your Monitor Distance is 0 in that example

[Micky Aspire]

6 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

Well, it's still correct as your Monitor Distance is 0 in that example

Hold up, I think I might have misunderstood. When you're talking about coefficient in the instructions, you mean the % value right next to Monitor Distance or the Sensitivity 2 field?

The way I understood it, the 133.33% is the coefficient and would be calculated and added automatically, and the Sensitivity 2 fields are the result of that coefficient?

("This can be overwritten by entering your own coefficient in the field, but using the calculated one is recommended.")

But I guess you're saying I have to add that value and then it fills in the Sensitivity 2 fields?

[DPI Wizard]

The coefficient is referring to the Sensitivity 2 field for the games that supports this. This Sensitivity 2 value will be calculated based on the resolution and conversion method setup for the scope.

[Micky Aspire]

Got it. Thanks!