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  1. DPI Wizard

    Apex Legends

    I actually see a lot of people preferring 360 distance for ADS in this game. Either way, any method should work but they all have their own pros and cons. 360 distance makes running around corners and precisely turning around etc easier. MDH 0% will make tracking moving targets the same, but it will be a lot slower in terms of 360 distance. MDH any other % will make flicking to that point on the monitor the same, 100% meaning flicking to the edge. Viewspeed Horizontal is about the same as MDH 70% and Viewspeed Vertical is about the same as MDV 133%. The difference between these and monitor distance is that they will vary a small amount depending on your input and output FOV (+/- 1-2% or so).
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  2. DPI Wizard

    Apex Legends

    It seems like you have set the ADS conversion to 360 distance. For it to be one you need to set it to MDH 0%. If you set the FOV in Apex to 104 (meaning the in-game FOV which is the same as the "Hdeg 4:3" FOV Type) the actual FOV will be 119.26, not 104. You can see this in the output as the Actual HFOV value
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  3. Yes, but you might have to experiment with the different conversion methods to see which one feels best for you.
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  4. DPI Wizard

    Apex Legends

    If you're using 38 as the Ana/Widow sense, this is the same as simply using 1 as the ADS sens in Apex actually. Ideally you should also match the FOV, which will be 86.63 in-game or 1.237600 in the config file.
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  5. Set it up like this: In conversion setup set both Normal and ADS to 360 distance. Enter a 16:10 resolution for R6 (so the FOV calculations will be correct). For Apex enter your native resolution (I assumed 16:9 here). See the "Actual HFOV" in the output for R6, and use this value in the FOV field for Apex and select "Hdeg Res" as type. This will make sure the HFOV is identical for the two games. If you want to match the vertical FOV instead, select Vdeg and use the same value as in R6 (83). In the output for Apex you will see the "Config FOV" which is what you must configure to get the same FOV as in R6. Matching the FOV is not possible for all games as some have limited range, but go as close as you can.
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  6. simply use the same FOV in both games.
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  7. DPI Wizard

    Apex Legends

    All scopes are now in! (Holo renamed 1X Scope)
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