Niki9984

Yeah, I'll look into this too but I'm still curious about accel with rawinput 1 in csgo and the consistency with them. Thanks for the info tho!

Anyone knows if m_customaccel 3 with m_rawinput 1 would make the accel more consistent? Like, if you use a script for example, moving the mouse exactly the same several times, would it give the same result/distance? @DPI Wizard probably have the answer for this

I would use the calculator like this for csgo > apex

Does it really matter tho? Whether you're playing 4:3 black bars or stretched the HFOV is still the same (90) , entering your native res 1920 x 1080 16:9 would give you a HFOV of (106.26) So with that being said, shouldn't you enter your 4:3 resolution in the calculator even tho you play with BB? (Converting from CS:GO)

Yes, if you play 4:3 in cs:go.

They can, but not aim wise... Well yes, he's playing a COMPLETELY different game than before! Trust me, I did develop a really good muscle memory, was on semi-pro level for a while so I know what I'm talking about

Well, that might be the case for YOU. Like you said, we are all different.. For example (CS:GO) Faze NiKo plays at 75cm/360 and has near perfect flick and tracing at the same time (probably the best aimer as of now) and scream, the legend, plays at 44cm/360 (as of now, was 41 before) There's no sweetspot that fits everyone since we're all different But yea the best is to just pick one sens and stick with it until there's some science on how to find the perfect sens which will never come.

That's true... but you cant say that there's no right sensitivity otherwise we all could be neurosurgeons with super dexterity And of course the conversion is great, otherwise, why would I be here from first place? I use it for every new game even tho I change sens on my base game all the time (Cs:go)

The point i'm trying to make and what previous comment was talking about is that if you dont have a SET sensitivity in ANY game , but just keep changing sensitivity every other day, the conversion won't help you ? We were talking about picking one sensitivity (that feels GOOD for you) and STICK to it xD

Don't think he was talking about the conversion.. The conversion is only necessary once you've found your BASE sensitivity.

You're not alone, can confirm everything you just said xd sucks tbh.. changing sens is like a drug, addictive af... and no, those "perfect sensitivity" videos are bullshit, for me at least. tracking a frozen bot i can do with any sens, but once the target moves its different. And when you've got a "decent" tracing sens, the problem starts with flickshots and sure this is where muscle memory comes in play but that wouldnt matter too much if you're wayyyyy off your "natural" sensitivity.. because no matter how much you play and practice that sensitivity, your muscle memory will only develop to a certain grade.. but what do i know, that's just my theory altought i was a veryyy good aimer before i started to change sens every day xD

How would I setup the calculator to get correct values from Stretched 4:3 cs go to another game playing with 16:9 res?

There we go! Thank you so much once again!

Yes I tried that but.Seems to be something wrong since the return value should be greater than 2? ~ 1.5 should be the lowest speed of the mouse acc and if I try to feel for myself in-game I would probably say moving fast with the acceleration settings stated above feels like around 2.3 - 2.5 without the mouse acceleration

Thanks for taking your time! But what would 530 convert into cs:go sensitivity value with 400 dpi?