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DPI Wizard

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  1. Yes, expect for a minor bug in Apex where it uses a rounded FOV value to calculate the sensitivity. https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=69ccc432d7c467ab8d919a473e4937f6
  2. There's no ini file, regedit is the only option. It's not as scary as it sounds, see the instructions in the game topic.
  3. DPI Wizard

    9.3.d

    Game added P.A.M.E.L.A. (Pamela) Game updated Roblox - Added Arcade FPS and Reflex - Aim Trainer.
  4. This one can't be added as the sensitivity is affected by framerate. All these three added!
  5. Sensitivity varies depending on framerate, so this game can not be added unless it is fixed.
  6. X and Y sensitivity added.
  7. X and Y sensitivity added. View full update
  8. Fixed now, thanks for reporting!
  9. Added this now.
  10. DPI Wizard

    9.3.c

    Game added Black Desert Online Games updated Dying Light - Added ADS sensitivity. Resident Evil Revelations 2 - Added config file sensitivity. Valheim - Increased max sensitivity to 10.
  11. Finally added! View full update
  12. Got it, that video helped a lot Added it now, but there is no function to automatically find the correct DPI, so do like this: First calculate your hipfire, like in this example: https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=48345d4255a991b992a7cf443a8c541b Hipfire is 4 here, so now select ADS, and adjust the DPI until you get 4 for ADS as well: https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=699e869ef2413a7f49f68eba62fde4b6 Unless you know your mouse driver supports lower, do it in steps of 50. For instance Logitech lets you set in increments of 10, but will round to the nearest 50. Some driver do support 10 or even 1 DPI increments though.
  13. I used this exact trick on BF3 back in the days! It probably can be done, but what weapon/aim should I add to this? If it's something I can get easily I can add them.
  14. I found the issue now, if the sensitivity set in the registry is outside of the range of the in-game slider, this will happen. Tested it now and increased the max sensitivity to 10
  15. You've got the wrong FOV entered. 108 is the in-game FOV value. Select FOV Type Vdeg and enter 90 to match R6, then see the cl_fovscale in the output you need to configure to get this FOV.
  16. If you meant in the calculator, the link I provided with all of them at 47 does this. To achieve this you have to set the conversion method for ADS and scope for MDV 0% Scale 94%.
  17. If your "Mouse ADS Sensitivity" is set to Standard you only have to set the "Standard ADS Sensitivity" to 47. This effectively sets all of them to this value.
  18. Assuming all aims are set to 47, this would be the best approach. Note the FOV change for Apex too to match R6: https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=b1d49884ced07188150f4d0a70597003
  19. What is your aim sensitivity settings in R6?
  20. That looks good, what are the issues, and what do you get from Aim Lab in comparison?
  21. Can you post a link to your conversion?
  22. Why would you want such a high sensitivity? I'm not sure the game accepts it, but i can test.
  23. Indeed, by doing this you will only get two aims (one low and one high zoom) matched to your previous coefficient, all others will be off.
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