DPI Wizard

The screenshot in your first post is actually correct. There is a slight difference in FOV, but it's very small in your case so it shouldn't matter.

The ADS sensitivity in Titanfall 2 is not a multiplier of the hipfire sensitivity, but its own sensitivity. Also the ADS sensitivity scaling locked to 70, so any other FOV will result in a slightly different sensitivity than MDH 0% for hipfire. The FOV shown in-game in Apex is not the actual FOV, but is slightly off due to some lazy coding. So in the calculator it's shown as a multiplier by default, so when you enter the FOV value from the game, the actual FOV will be shown in the output.

The game is currently very poorly optimized and have smoothing on, so while the calculations are correct the experience will vary.

It's ADS. You can see it in the output and game info section. Vertical should be set to the same as horizontal for a 1:1 match.

Correct.

That's all you have to do yes, make sure the all the settings match your MW config though (ADS Field of View., ADS Mouse Sensitivity and FOV). The monitor distance option is only available for Advanced Mode. Simple Mode will use 360 distance for hipfire calculations.

This kind of control can't be added unfortunately.

No, AFAIK they removed it shortly after release.

GoD is in!

Yes, another goat game.

Good catch, the 1.0X used the wrong FOV Type in the calculation (hdeg instead of hdeg 4:3). This caused the anomaly where it scaled wrong with resolution. It is fixed now

Hipfire: ADS:

Check the FAQ for instructions

It's in!

In-game and config file sensitivity added.

Added.

Get wasted!

The config files are at %LOCALAPPDATA%\ShadowTrackerExtra\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor, but only the in-game values have been verified to match the full PUBG version so far.

The calculator will always try to match horizontal and vertical 1:1 since this is what most games use. Since you have all the setting sin PUBG to the same value, this is MDH 100% in the conversion setup, so use that. FOV is locked in Fortnite yes.

Just tested it now, and it's the same