Rukishou

Does the camera distance value matter for sens in this game? IDK if it actually alters FOV tho

Edit: Oops, I was looking at an older page so didn't see there were already posts about Wilds beta before I made my own.

While you're at it with the hex editing, you can also set the FOV higher than 90, so an option to see what sensitivity you'd want at higher FOVs would be great Edit: Oh, never mind, it already works. Thought the calculator would cap at 90

There's an FOV mod here: https://thunderstore.io/c/lethal-company/p/Rozebud/FOV_Adjust/

According to the PCGW page it's possible to both change FOV and enable raw mouse input, if updating the calculator isn't too much trouble. Oops, was looking at the 2008 game That said, it appears to be possible to change FOV in the 2023 game as well with a cheat engine table.

Name: Alan Wake II Website: https://www.alanwake.com/ Release date: October 27, 2023 Availability: pre-purchase, Epic Games Store exclusive (for now)

Since the mod has two versions (one removes FOV scaling, one doesn't) you might want to clarify which to use in the Notes section

Tried converting with focal length and got 1296x729 (going to 80 vertical fov from 86 at 2560x1440) but shouldn't it be 2304x1296?

Name: Weird West Website: https://www.weirdwest.com/ Status: released Release date: Mar 31, 2022 Availability: purchase & Xbox game pass First-person mod: https://mod.io/g/weirdwest/m/first-person-mode1 Bit of an odd request perhaps but if doable it''d be nice to have the official first person mod in the calculator

There is a mod that lets you set FOV multiplier all the way up to 260 if you don't mind adding support for those higher values

Aw, I understand. Would it still be possible to change this for games that don't use multipliers though?

This has been an issue in a lot of games for me, but let's take Deep Rock Galactic where the max FOV in game is 120 multiplier, corresponding to 82.5 vertical FOV, but with a mod can be set to 125 which more closely matches the 86 vertical I want. In the past I could enter any FOV even beyond the supported range of a game and get accurate results, but as of some time back it spits out this warning: Honestly, the warning is good, but I still want to see the calculated results, just with a note next to it. This would also futureproof games for updates adding FOV options or increasing their range. At the very least please make this an option in "Advanced" mode

Name: Monster Hunter Rise Website: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1446780/MONSTER_HUNTER_RISE/ Status: release Release date: Jan 12, 2022 Availability: purchase

Just downloaded this on XGP and there is an FOV slider ranging 60-120

Is it just the FPS limit setting that affects smoothing or will it still happen if you, say, set the limit to 120 but your FPS varies around 80-90 or something?