DPI Wizard

Oh, I missed this, I just saw the new vertical one and changed everything to that. So use that for now, I will update for the horizontal

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I've updated the game now and added Ridden

You don't want to use 360 distance for ADS and scopes, it's in most cases even impossible. Legacy is a bit tricky since it's based on a fixed FOV rather than your configured FOV, so what you need to do is this: https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=108227b0d4096d69f1f74e4f66c98b3d Make sure to set the same FOV in BF 2042 as you have in MW (90 in MW is 58.715507 for BF 2042), then set ADS and Scope to MDV 0% and the FOV in MW to 65 Hdeg 4:3 (this is the base for Legacy). This will output 1 for all scopes in MW (as you have it), and a calculated value for all BF scopes. To make it easier you can set just the ZoomSensitivityAll value to the scope values if they are all the same like this: https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=2766170d033d0a17b6a43796a3cc7278

It should be the "GameUserSettings.ini" file located in the folder %LOCALAPPDATA%\TslGame\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor\

For most 3D games nothing changes when you change resolution but keep the same aspect ratio. The FOV and 360 distance will be the same. There are a couple of games that are directly affected by resolution, but that's not normal. For Windows however you probably want to change DPI if the old one feels too slow. And if you want to play with this new DPI you also need to re-calculate the sensitivity for your games. The calculator will scale the sensitivity according to the monitor size if you input two different ones. Some prefer this when changing monitor size, but this is purely based on size and not resolution. This does not work for 360 distance obviously as it stays the same, which is why you only get a difference for the ADS in your example. To also scale hipfire you need to change it to MDV 133% as well. This will change the calculated hipfire sensitivity, and all ADS will be the same as before since they scale to the now changed hipfire.

Both these are added.

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If I go fullscreen with 1280x960 here on a 3440x1440, the resolution is still 1280x960 but it squishes the image and adds black bars. On a 16:9 it squishes it without black bars.

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I'm not quite sure I know what you mean here. This is 1280x960 in Valorant: And the active resolution below and above the black bars are 1280x720.

You are matching movement to a specific point on the monitor, like in this example which is MDH 100% meaning the same movement to the edge of the monitor: Matching 360 distance for scopes makes no sense in is impossible in most games since it would require a very high sensitivity. 1.5% off isn't ideal, but it's not big enough to make a huge difference.

I've updated the range for the in-game sensitivity now, 6 is still possible in the config file though. And note that the sensitivity is the same, they have just limited the range in-game.

Done

The actual 16:9 portion is 1280x720.

Each sensitivity in the PUBG config file consists of two values, "Sensitivity" and "LastConvertedSensitivity". Config file 1 is for the "Sensitivity" value, while Config file 2 is for the "LastConvertedSensitivity" value. If you use config file 1 and "All" you will get the whole syntax for the config file.

The coefficient had to be manually adjusted, that's about it. Any grey field is not active, the field with 75% is only active if you select monitor distance.

Like this maybe? https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=981f86d908acd1931fefef870afdc53b

Then you are not using the correct settings for the All conversion. Based on your screenshot it should be like this: https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=6528db133bde1910c7502c969dcab082