DPI Wizard

I've tested the scopes as well, they are also spot on. What exactly is your conversion (use the purple share button), and is the 360 distance wrong compared to the calculation?

It's not less accurate or anything like that, it's just a personal preference. 1.33 will make the scopes a bit faster than 0.

Can you share a link to what you have tried?

These three are added.

You need a mod to change the FOV, see the notes for info. View full update

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There's too much smoothing in this game, so it can't be added unless the devs fix it.

The sensitivity is affected by framerate in this game, so it can't be added in its current state.

Added this now.

The sensitivity slider have no numerical value, but it moves in very small steps. Count the steps manually starting from 0 when the slider is all the way to the left. View full update

It's no longer in use, it's just a relic of the past

You are doing it correctly, the red dots are the "ADS" calculation.

Just do the 3.04 one, send it to me here

Yes, it is possible. But note that for a game like Shatterline you will have to choose which weapon/scope you want to match 0% to. Since you only have one ADS option in the game, only one of the aims can be perfectly matched.

I just tested this game now, and the calculations are dead on. What exactly is your conversion, and what is the expected sensitivity vs the actual sensitivity?

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The editor might need an update, so you're stuck with the inaccurate in-game sensitivity if it doesn't work.

Yeah, for any game that has this kind of smoothing issue, lower is better (ironically).

XFactorAiming is no longer in the config file, it is replaced by ADSMouseMultiplierUnit but it does the same thing; it sets the multiplier for all ADS. Each individual ADS sensitivity can only be configured using the ADSMouseSensitivity1x value etc, which only supports whole numbers and no decimals. Either way, your discrepancy should only be a few tenths of a percent at most, so it's in practice insignificant.