DPI Wizard

Hipfire and all scopes added! View full update

Can you link the mod so I can test it?

These are added.

See the game notes for instructions on how to disable smoothing. View full update

See the game notes for instructions on how to set the sensitivity. View full update

See the game notes for instructions on how to set the sensitivity. View full update

It depends on the game and which axis you measure the movement on. Some keep a persistent horizontal FOV, some vertical FOV, some changes both, some keep the same 360 distance, others have the 360 distance either affected by the change in FOV or in some cases even the change in horizontal or vertical resolution. There's a lot of different ways this can work, so using the calculator is the best way to see what actually happens.

What do you mean by different exactly? If you set it to 0, all the aims will have the same tracking speed. The 360 distance will be different because their FOV is different.

You can adjust the coefficient which in turn affects all aims. To mimic how it works in Apex it should be set to 0.

The FOV calculation is correct, but based on the wrong resolution. The auto-detected resolution does not work in all cases due to browser settings etc, so in these cases you need to override it. Not sure why it detects such weird numbers for you though.

It's added now.

Sensitivity is affected by frame rate and none of the common fixes for Unreal Engine games with this issue fixes it, so this game can't be added.

Sensitivity is affected by frame rate and none of the common fixes for Unreal Engine games with this issue fixes it, so this game can't be added.

Select a game and enter your sensitivity and DPI, and make sure the resolution and FOV is correct, then check the output for the distance calculation.

The Remaster version is added!

It's both, but I'll clarify it better in the unsupported topic

These are all unsupported unfortunately.

Both of these are added