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Thank you very much for your explanation! You said that I should set "Aim" to "All". As you can see on my screenshot, I already use "All". Or have I possibly misunderstood you? If I understood you correctly my settings are ok and the changed feeling while using a scope is normal, right?

Hello everyone, let's say an enemy is 5 cm away from my crosshair. In one scenario, I don't use any scope. In the second scenario, I'm aiming down sights with Ana. I want to set my sensitivity in both scenarios so that my mouse has to travel the same distance to target the enemy. According to my understanding, this seems to be "relative aim", is this correct? I have now played around with the converter for some time and came to this result. Can you tell me if these settings are correct to reach my goal? I'm not 100% sure since my ADS-movement seems to be a bit too slow. I have looked at the manual. But I am not sure if I have understood everything correctly. English is not my native language and so I sometimes found it difficult to understand all the details. Do you think that my goal (same sensitivity for unscoped and ADS) is a good idea? Or would you recommend a different setting? My idea makes sense to me as someone who does not have much experience with this topic.

Hi Wizard, I tried to update my settings in Battalion according to the calculator. The game allows a value between 0 and 1 for the ADS sensitivity. The calculator wants me to use a value of 1.7307. Are you sure the calculator works correct for Battalion? I'm probably doing something wrong...

I need some help. I tried to convert my BFV settings to Anthem. The problem that I can't solve right now is that the converter offers me settings which cause a different 360° distance for Anthem compared to BFV. Can someone explain to me what I'm doing wrong? Thank you

Thank you for your help but I still don't get which value I have to set in the config file in order to get my FOV to 90. I tried to set the value in game. According to the ingame menu, I have to use a value of 74 in order to get a horizontal FOV of 90. Do you know whether this is true? Thank you

Hi guys, I have one question regarding FOV. In the calculator, I chose "Hdeg 16:9" = 90 because I want a horizontal FOV. According to the calculator, I have to use "GstRender.FieldOfViewVertical 58.72" in in the config file in order to get a HFOV of 90. But when I set this value to 58.72, the game tells me in the ingame options that i have HVOF of 74. Do you guys have any idea what I'm doing wrong? Sorry, I'm pretty new to this site and have to learn a lot

I try to use the calculator for the first time and need some help. My goal is to get an equal sensitivity on my desktop and in FPS-games. The first game that I'm trying to optimize is Black Ops 4. I was trying to convert my Desktop sensitivity to Black Ops 4. You can find a screenshot of my calculation attateched. It would be great if someone could have a look into my settings and tell me whether my calculation has the output that I wanted to achieve. These are my questions regarding the calculator: Conversion Map: I want to use a Monitor Distance of 0%. I didn't get the exact meaning but according to my understanding, this should be the value which is the best for muscle memory. I just entered 0% in all 4 options. I'm not sure if this is correct or not. WPS: In Windows 10, there are 11 options to choose from (in case you start counting at 1). I picked the value "5". This is why I picked "8 (5/11)" in the calcualtor. I don't get why the calculator offers me 20 options to chose from while there are only 11 options in Windows. Aim: There are several options and I don't know which one I should use. I used "All w/ ADS" because it was the default selection. Is it correct that I have to decide which value is the most important for me because I can only use one value for "mouse_ads_yaw_ads_multiplier" for example? The reason why I think that this is the case is that if I use the option "Scope (Koshka)", I end up with another value for "mouse_ads_yaw_ads_multiplier". Thank you in advance