DPI Wizard

Can you post your config file and calculation?

Other than the menus being a bit shuffled around I couldn't find anything new. Did you have some specific in mind that doesn't work?

I just answered your PM, but I'll do it here too. It must be off, as mentioned in the instructions

If you mean the same 360 distance it will be like this: https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=e3db27dec70151796278205b3f924d5c

Bad Business in particular or another game?

They use different FOV types, Valorant is based on 16:9 aspect ratio, CSGO is based in 4:3

Done

GRIT is in!

Use the config file for best accuracy. View full update

Thanks for the info, added it now

Added with support for FOV change through mods. View full update

Got it!

I tested Devil Daggers now, and it has a 1:1 ratio between horizontal and vertical. In CSGO it will be different if you either play with a stretched aspect ratio, or have modified the m_yaw value. If m_yaw is default and the ratio is native then it all boils down the difference in look and feel of the games I think.

No, it never expires. The request in this thread was regarding an unpaid order that expired before it was paid, so it needed to be reinstated instead of creating a new one

Are you measuring the 360 distance? Just tested this game again now, and with your settings and a script to move exactly this distance the calculations are spot on. It might be that either your WPS is set to a different value (perhaps 7, check the registry at HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Mouse\MouseSensitivity), or that your mouse driver loads a different profile with a different DPI when you launch the game. Or maybe something else that I've overlooked that affects the sensitivity in this game. Changing FOV does not change the 360 distance.

0.700 is correct for MDV 100% in your case, you probably had a different percentage or resolution in the previous calculation.

All correct!

There's nothing you can really do about this, it's because of the games lack of precision/decimals in the sensitivity setting. The only thing you can do is to try with different DPI settings for the output game and see if the discrepancy is lower.

Leave those at the default, only change the settings in the calculator output.

Use the arrow keys (if I remember correctly) to adjust the in-game sensitivity in increments of 0.1. The config file path is always listed in the game info section of the calculator (assuming you have selected config file as Location of course).

Enlisted is already added.

Tried to get in on this, but either the server was down or the capcom to steam link didn't work so wasn't able to access it before it was over...