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that is pretty much what 0% does just without fucking up your brain every single time you swap your game csgo has a set fov of 90 4;3 with a a slower fov r6 has a fov slider but most use 120 (+/- 4 ) with an average 360 of around 30 cm the best choice is to just stick with one fov ( or using the focal length blackbars method ) and then use win to 0% game

set it up like this https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=55a3269cc9a1d8b82fde4d76141fdbf5

the r6 way of 83 ads doesn't work since it only matches the 360 distance this does not do well with higher magnification of scopes like acog (if you want to test out why its a bad choice just try setting your xfactor aim value in the siege ini to 1.0 and ads to 100 in game that makes all scopes have the same 360 distance ) you could try 100% horizontal or 133% vertical 178% vert 100% vertical 0% vert/ hor these are all more or less valid options used by different games siege doesn't use scaling and this has been reported https://r6fix.ubi.com/test-server/TTS-20721-Scope_sensitivity_needs_to_be_adjusted_per_scope__requires_separate_sliders_for_1x__ACOG__and_Kali_s_two_scope_magnifications_

106.26 =16;9 90 look up the focal length thread on the forum if you want to properly set this up

just in case anyone wondered about this , apparently they are "looking into this " ubi just failed at communicating once again

that is pretty similar to what i am using https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=6096e090d6f00e3e24de325b8079a535 i have not noticed any negative effects

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pretty much you just got to tweak your fps limiter to work give you soemwhat stable frame times then use gsync with the in game limiter ,games will never run exactly the same way and there will only be slight variances (and potetial fps drops stutters etc) if you set up gsync the right way it has more benefits than downsights . i linked battle nonsens because he has a nice tutorial on how to set up rtss/ in game limiters

https://www.youtube.com/user/xFPxAUTh0r1ty https://blurbusters.com/gsync/gsync101-input-lag-tests-and-settings/ im using gsync + nvdia low latency on ( max pre rendered frames set to 1) 1000hz mouse at 1600dpi with lowered win pointer speed fps usually capped at around 150/180 ish on my 240 display for similar frame times (highly hardware dependent you can check you ideal value with rtss)

generally uou want to match your fov to be as close as possible/ under ideal circumstances exactly the same then match 360 distance for hipfire and 0% for ads (unless you have got a certain preference, even then 0% is far more beneficial)

if you set this up like this you will have the same fov (90 csgo ) in all games that have a fov slider

https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/faq/

if you want the most consistent ads behavior using 0% for ads/ scopes is the play since it matches your cross hair based on your fov (translates well across zoom levels ) just set your calc up this way matching your fov across games is still recommended for the hipfire 360 distance (use whatever fov you like , as long as all games you play can display said fov) you dont have to match from game a hipfire to game a ads just use the all option just an example (my setup)

yes 90 fov in rainbow is hor fov thus actually 120 fov you want the same number use the auto fov option or match the horizontal and vertical fov to bet the same number

read the sites instructions and pinned thread from skidushe that is what they are for just match hipfire 360 distance and choose a new ads sense for rainbow since 83 doesn't work with any game that actually has zoom on their scopes your aim will actually improve 133.33% /178%/ 100% vertical monitor distance / 0% monitor distance are all more or less viable options although 0% is commonly refereed to as the ideal sense ( i tend to agree)

dont remind me still hurts

as far as i am concerned ,you should be able to set it to 360 distance in this case it just 3.26 deg and makes them your black bars so that you feel the exact same @Pyroxia you used this for a while didn't you ? correct me if i got this wrong

great job you still only ned to use the link i sent sicne that is exactly what youd have to do

for the time being just choose one zoom and use it should be fine i played multiple k hrs of siege ( only supports one aim at a time ) and it is pretty easy and riot is far likelier to implement this than ubi would be

1.33 is the equivalent of 133.333% vertical monitor distance mixing and matching 0% and 100% is not necessarily the play just stick to whatever default scaling the games you play is using ( and read the instructions instead of randomly mixing and matching) https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=ab6ad3d48be65ffe51648d3e95f95da3 set it to in game match the fov and use the right scaling ( you were on config file input btw )

if i may direct you towards the instructions as well as skidushes great thread in regards to aim and " muscle memory" 360 distance aint the play for scopes its that simple

wym the closest just use auto fov set it to 84vdeg and you are set (if you cant hit that in cod lower your siege fov )

black bars is not only usefull for ultrawides its great for preserving aim when coming from another fov without being able to match the fov ( you can check that out in one of the older threads , think it was skidushes ) found it ^ also you dont have to stick to 6/11 and instead go with something like 1000dpi at 4/11 (or any other setup ) this can feel far better during general use and will reult in the same / a similar 360 distance in game with a far greater desktop experience

just to not this since you are setting it to 360 distance match the hipfire fov

id recommend checking the instruction and technical diskussion forums for some insight if yu are using 0% you should be fine the only issue you might run into could be different fovs (just use auto fov to keep the same feel)