DPI Wizard

That's for letting me know, it is updated now.

Updated it now!

Multipliers are only available for games that use them. What it means is that the FOV value is not in degrees or radians, and the multiplier is unique to the specific game.

These games do not use the same FOV Type. Apex Legends uses a multiplier in-game, and Battlefront 2 uses a multiplier in the config file and vertical degrees in-game. You need to make sure the Actual HFOV/VFOV is the same in the output. In your case if you set the sensitivity in-game in both games it would be like this: https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=bc58356809e1b8b97b04bdf03b094529

The original idea behind the current Jedi's Trick implementation was that it does horizontal and vertical at the same time. This obviously only works if the game supports vertical sensitivity, and it will only be 100% correct for hipfire. So I'll add a vertical option in the next update.

This game has a small amount of acceleration and can't be added. Added. This game has a lot of packet loss so it can't be added. Added. Added. Added.

This game has a small amount of acceleration and can't be added.

Check the info for instructions on how to disable smoothing. View full update

This game has a lot of packet loss so it can't be added.

The sensitivity slider is not accurate, expect some discrepancy. Use the registry for best accuracy View full update

Monitor distance is just that, monitor distance set to a specific value. Jedi's Trick is the average between 0% and 100% monitor distance, so it will vary depending on your settings and the scopes.

I've updated the range now. Also fixed the FOV type as it was defined as Hdeg and not Hdeg 16:9 which is actually is. This will only affect you if you used another aspect ratio than 16:9.

The monitor distance used for Jedi's Trick is only based on your resolution and just a close approximation. It doesn't not directly correlate with monitor distance since it's dynamic and based on input and output FOV. In other words, the monitor distance suggested is what you should use so the multipliers are reasonably close to 1.

I'll take a look!

Since a 27" 16:9 is almost the same height as a 21:9 34" you should get almost the same sensitivity as long as you match the vertical axis. Which is why you get a slightly different result on MDV 0%. Also be sure to increase the horizontal FOV (so the vertical FOV is the same as for 16:9) for games that uses Hdeg Res, since you will get a very narrow vertical FOV with the same settings as on 16:9.

Gotcha, added it now.

Added! Sensitivity is affected by framerate so this game can't be added. This is added now, you have to use the OpenJKDF2 port

You have to use the OpenJKDF2 port to fix mouse input and enable FOV change View full update

This game has a mouse deadzone where small movements will not register or be very slow. View full update