DPI Wizard

Added, same as the previous game. View full update

As you can see from the gifs, it's no problem going between pixels. Remember that the game and mouse/DPI doesn't care about pixels at all. The mouse sends one count, and the game converts this to X degrees (the black dots on the gifs). Whether this is less than a pixel, exactly a pixel or skipping several pixels is actually irrelevant for the game

Remember that the gifs on this page are really zoomed in, which is why they don't look smooth at 1:1. 1:1 will about as smooth as it can for most people I think, although games interpolate between pixels to seem even smoother if you go above 1:1.

Aye! Is there a list over aims vs zoom level btw? Would be lot quicker to add if I have the full overview

Or am I... Windows Store worst store 2016.

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Try now, a lot where changed so I've updated it

Hi! Have you seen the video:

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Well, I guess it comes down to what you try to accomplish. With 4:3 you have to move your mouse X inches to reach the edge of the monitor. With 16:9 this edge is now at 75% between the crosshair and the new edge (like the pictures you linked show). So the question is, with 16:9 would you like moving the mouse X inches to reach the "old" edge at 75%, or the "new" edge at 100%.

No, a ratio conversion would not in some ways be the opposite. With Monitor Distance the aim is to keep the movement on the monitor the same (i.e. moving to 50% is the same regardless of aspect ratio). While with a ratio conversion, the ratio between the mouse movement and the crosshair movement would be consistent regardless of aspect ratio. Your example is a perfect situation where ratio would be better (and effectively tell you to keep 2.44 as sensitivity )

With the zoom sensitivity set to 1 in cs:go, it's 1:1 at 100% monitor distance with a 4:3 resolution. With 16:9 it's 1:1 at 75%. You really just need to find one game you think feels right, and that hopefully have a separate zoom sensitivity supported here, and clone that

You are right that the screen just becomes wider, but the monitor distance works with percentages of monitor size. So 100% for 4:3 is only 75% for 16:9 etc. What you are asking for is a ratio conversion, which I've been back and forth on including or not. To but it simple, I don't want to make this whole thing too advanced, there's enough options already But quite a few people have been asking for it, so I'll go back to the drawing board!

I'll look into it ASAP. For the records, what are you converting from? A screenshot would be nice so I can replicate and fix

Are you setting both those values in the configuration file? That is MouseYawSensitivity=30 and MouseSensitivityMultiplierUnit=0.004626

You need to fill in additional values found in the config file if you select Hipfire

It's already in there

I have some serious acceleration problems with this game, apparently hooking up a controller helps so I need to try that. They are pretty much the same as the original version, but I've added them and changed the few details that differs

I see the problem, will fix it!

How are you testing, physically moving the mouse or script?

Just added it