DPI Wizard

They scale it to the 4:3 FOV like CSGO etc, so MDV 133.3333%.

Ok, I see what you mean now. There is no reason why, it's just different ways of implementing this.

Enter the correct resolution
The calculator tries to auto-detect your resolution, but for some reason your browser is reporting 1943x2087, which is definitely not correct.

PUBG scales the sensitivity to MDH 100%. Meaning that half the FOV is twice the 360 distance distance etc.
This is not the same as the Viewspeed calculations, they work in a completely different way than a fixed monitor distance, so what you are seeing is expected.
If you want to set up the calculator to match how PUBG works (so you get the same value for all aims), set the ADS and Scope conversions to Monitor Distance Horizontal 100%.

Some games are missing the FOV range and rounding precision since they were added before this was supported by the calculator. Doom 2016 is one of these games.
Doom Eternal and Half-Life one are registered with no decimal support though. You can still enter multiple decimals, but if you use the Auto FOV function, or switch the FOV Type to the default from another FOV Type, the rounding will be applied.

Then you have to set the ADS and Scope conversions to 360 distance, but know that this will make aiming extremely hard at higher zoom levels as the crosshair will skip several pixels, and a lot of games does not even support a sensitivity this high for the scopes.
You are not preserving any kind of aim consistency doing this, you are only conserving the consistency of turning an amount of degrees, say turning 180 degrees to look behind you (which you generally don't do with a 12x scope etc).

If you are not configuring the game according to the FOV that Auto FOV gives you, the calculations will be wrong.
So you should always use the same FOV in the calculator as you have in the game, or else the calculations will be incorrect.
 

I've been working on this for the entire week, but it's finally done! Auto FOV is now live, read more about it in the instructions!
While it might seem simple on the surface it's a quite complicated feature, so let me know if anything acts weird!
 

Correct.

The vertical multiplier is not calculated based on the sensitivity value, but the actual 360 distance. Since the vertical sensitivity in this game is a direct multiplier, it's not affected by the actual sensitivity at all. For instance, vertical sensitivity 2 will always mean twice as fast as the horizontal sensitivity, regardless of the actual horizontal sensitivity value

Just switch the ADS and Scope conversions from MDV to Jedi's trick, that's all

Yes, 360 distance and all hipfire calculations are free, all other conversion methods and ADS/scopes are for premium members. 👍

For games that don't use multipliers, the minimum FOV is strictly enforced (again to avoid issues), but the maximum is not enforced, only a warning will be shown as long as the value is below 180 degrees.

Then check what FOV you have in the config file %USERPROFILE%\Saved Games\Respawn\Apex\profile\profile.cfg and use that in the calculator.

For games that do support vertical sensitivity, it can be done like this:
https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=e7756780dc90962461fa741f8f8f112e
For other games I need to add a feature to the advanced output to enable this.

You have different monitor sizes in your calculation. You are converting from 24 inch to 27 inch, and as soon as the monitor sizes don't match, the calculator will include them in the calculation. Unless you are actually converting to and from the same game using different variables (such as converting from one DPI to another etc), you can just select the "All" aim for the input game (instead of converting from "Hipfire" to "All") to get all the scopes. This way you can be sure all the variables are the same and correct.

I got the reverse thingy working a bit better now, and for the two numbers provided, setting it to MDD 148.5437% Power 21% matches it pretty good. Changed FOV's to vertical:
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/qskiuuqh4z
So using this, 40 would be 0.446, 10 would be 0.115.

Tested it now, and there's no change in FOV here. However, if you have set the FOV above 1.55 in the config file, changing any setting in the video page, like reflex, will revert it to 1.55.
Does it the FOV change back and forth every time you turn it on and off?

Added now.
PS, post request in the Game Request thread, it's a lot easier to keep track of them that way

Generation Zero is not added because it has a terrible amount of smoothing. For this reason analyzing any aim FOV accurately is also out of the question. While it could probably be somewhat estimated, it's kind of useless since the sensitivity is so inaccurate anyway.

Either you have over-layed the images incorrectly, or the client is different in Asia.
You should try to change the aspect ratio without changing view to get a correct comparison.
I just tried 1600x1200, 1920x1080 and 2560x1080 here, this is the overlay, and as you can see the horizontal FOV is the same in all of them:

Actually while the hipfire FOV stops scaling at 1.642857, the scopes continue to scale up until 1.7. So I've update the calculations and maximum FOV to support this now!

ChatGPT and math doesn't go well together unless you use a plugin 
They use this equation as you suggested (but not with exactly 27 and 25):
Horizontal: https://www.wolframalpha.com/input?i=2560%2F(27%2F25)
Vertical: https://www.wolframalpha.com/input?i=1440%2F(27%2F25)

You forgot to mention your FOV, but what you have to do to match sensitivity to Legacy MW is to use a specific FOV for the Convert From game. Legacy MW uses MDV 0% and 65 hdeg 4:3 as the base, and with you having the multiplier set to 0.71, this means scale 71%.
So so use this setup, and just set the correct FOV for Apex:
https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=043ed1f7fb528671fe767b7cc6ba9250

Absolutely, this work fine!