CS GO to PUB G : 4:3 stretched

[Lolcake]

Hi.

New member

I play 4:3 stretched 1280:960 on Cs go @ 400 dpi. 

 

How to i convert this to pub G sens for general and 2x 4x etc 

[DPI Wizard]

As the calculator works now, just enter your 4:3 resolution and the calculations will be correct

[Lolcake]

Thanks but for some reason when i try to select zoom sens (CS GO) to a scope (e.g 2x or 4x) on pUB G its says error. Also what FOV should i put for both games.

 

Btw im trying to convert cs go 4:3 stretched 1280x960 to PUBG 1920 x 1080

Edited August 12, 2017 by Lolcake

[DPI Wizard]

1 minute ago, Lolcake said:

Thanks but for some reason when i try to select zoom sens (CS GO) to a scope (e.g 2x or 4x) on pUB G its says error

Are you entering all the values for CS GO? You need to enter both the base sensitivity and the zoom sensitivity.

[Lolcake]

3 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

Are you entering all the values for CS GO? You need to enter both the base sensitivity and the zoom sensitivity.

Oh thanks its now working. However last question. What is the FOV for CS go at 4:3 stretched 1280 x 960?  For some reason in the video it says 106 but the calc is defaulting at 90

Edited August 12, 2017 by Lolcake

[DPI Wizard]

It does matter, but as long as you enter the correct resolution the FOV will be calculated and shown in the output (Actual HFOV).

[Lolcake]

3 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

It does matter, but as long as you enter the correct resolution the FOV will be calculated and shown in the output (Actual HFOV).

Thanks wizard. However in 4:3 stretched there are two (stretched and black bars) how do i know i selected the stretched option? Or are they  the same? for both black bars and stretched?

[DPI Wizard]

4 minutes ago, Lolcake said:

Thanks wizard. However in 4:3 stretched there are two (stretched and black bars) how do i know i selected the stretched option? Or are they  the same? for both black bars and stretched?

Black bars is a bit more tricky, but if you're playing with 4:3 stretched to the edges of the monitor, entering the 4:3 resolution will be correct.

[Lolcake]

4 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

Black bars is a bit more tricky, but if you're playing with 4:3 stretched to the edges of the monitor, entering the 4:3 resolution will be correct.

Sweet. Thanks (i am). Thanks for the help

Edited August 12, 2017 by Lolcake