DPI Wizard

In-game is the correct one.

Thanks, I see the issue now. There's protection in place in the calculation to prevent scopes from being faster than hipfire as that isn't possible in the game. This works for the in-game calculation, but for some reason it fails for the config file. I will take a look at it and fix it!

Can you share a link to both of these conversions?

If you select Advanced Plus mode you will see the exact DPI to get a perfect sensitivity match Note that most mouse drivers will round up to the nearest 50 DPI, even though the drivers allow you to set in increments of 1 or 10.

The only disadvantage is that your cursor speed in the game (when using menus or managing inventory in the game etc) will be different than what you're used to on the desktop.

Already updated

Yes, the FOV is based on a locked aspect ratio of 4:3, so changing resolution or aspect ratio does not change the calculation.

Note that 90 in Apex and CSGO is not exactly the same as Apex is showing you the wrong FOV in-game. It's very close though, 90 in CSGO is 90.779221 in Apex. As for Warzone you should set it to 106.260205: https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=65e15b05795127da0f12ea66897e62d6

No, the FOV will be calculated based on the resolution, aspect ratio and config FOV. FOV Type is just different methods of expressing the same FOV.

Correct. It doesn't matter for this calculation, but you should enter your native resolution and just select 4:3 Stretched for CSGO, the calculator will do the rest.

Ok I see, you will get a really weird aspect ratio doing that, basically 16:10 in 4:3 stretched to 16:9. Better to go native I think unless you really like the stretched.

Ok, so I assume Apex is filling up the whole screen with no black bars? And if CSGO is 4:3 stretched you can either set the FOV multiplier to cl_fovScale "1.053426" to match the horizontal FOV, or cl_fovScale "1.285714" to match the vertical FOV. You can't match both if CSGO is stretched and Apex is not.

What is the resolution of your monitor? And are you doing some tricks in Apex to force it to 4:3? Otherwise it doesn't go below 16:10 and will just add black bars.

Do like this: https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=bf88a1a974dc5fbc5c5d8986f8674917 Match the FOV Type and value, and check the output for the Config FOV

Probably just the range so shouldn't be an issue. Updated it now. Thanks, lots of new nice features in this framework, most importantly for the site is that it finally has a built in customizable language feature. So with a little magic I can use that for the calculator so our non English-speaking users has it a little easier. Working on it now, but gonna need translation help from some members

The issue with using 83 is that it matches the ADS to hipfire with the same 360 distance. This sort of works for Siege since the ADS is only 10% off from the hipfire in FOV, but for many other games this will be too fast. Also for the old way Siege handles sensitivity it doesn't scale very well with the other scopes, so converting to other games from Siege is generally not recommended. You could do it like this though: https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=58855c509b7afd6c4346216536ecb7f6

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Sorry, BioShock 2 should be in-game only. It's updated now.

RE:RUN is added.

Just added! View full update

Again, this game doesn't seem to have mouse controls at all?

This game had the wrong FOV type, updated it now.

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