PreciousCreature91

My bad though I didn't realize preventing my capture card from restricting my main monitor refresh rate to 60Hz was the "dumbest way in the world to improve". LMAO !?!?!

What does me being curious about possible risks from cloning/extending a screen for a capture card have to do with literally any aspect of what you just wrote?

Wasn't aware not extending your screen is an option? How are you playing at high refresh rates while recording/streaming with a dual pc setup, without extending/cloning/duplicating? Even my 4k60 pro says it natively supports 240hz 1080p but I still remember having to do some trickery just to actually be able to play at 240hz on my gaming pc without it limiting my refresh rate.

Has anyone actually tested to see if cloning your screen for a capture card causes anything like input lag or worse?

Hmm, what if we make an adjustment to the 2000 DPI?

Didn't even notice WPS was included in the calculator, it's greyed out for fortnite though? Perhaps it should be reinstated?

Ahaha knew it.. can't trust epic with anything these days, what would you need to set the WPS to at 2000 DPI to bring it back down to 800 DPI?

For instance if you convert 400 DPI 10% X/Y with a 26% ADS to 800 DPI to eliminate pixel skipping (like Mongraal did with Tfues settings), your sensitivity in any UI, dashboard or inventory even the map is now way faster due to the change in DPI but your hipfire and ADS is the same feel on the new DPI. I know the game uses raw input and supposedly "ignores windows cursor/sensitivity settings", but has anyone actually tested if the UI and inventory is effected by windows settings, and if it is couldn't you technically bring down the windows cursor sensitivity (with DPI too maybe?) as a form of compensation and have it feel like the old DPI? Just can't trust Epic with anything, hope anyone out there knows what I'm trying to say lmao, it makes conversions based on balancing DPI and sens to get rid of pixel skipping painful because now your inventory will feel different.

My theory is that because he plays so many different games some of which like Warframe (that he was sponsored to play and many others too) that have bad sensitivity sliders and no configuration, he is compensating with a little bit more DPI for conversions from other games? Why does he also not have the same Targeting and Scope sens, sure some people like it slower on scopes but is that actually the reason? Doesn't targeting and scope sensitivity in fortnite come in at different 360 distance measurements, is he lowering the scope so it becomes the same as targeting or something?

Why do scopes and glaz's flipsight feel so fast? Do you really have to choose between 1x magnification like normal ADS and actual scopes, can't have both?

Thanks, also what is the MouseSensitivity=50 variable in the config file? Do we just leave it like that?

Is this the better way to do it?

Fanks :3 Do I carry over the multiplier from the hipfire conversion into the ADS or use 0.02? When I do the hipfire conversion alone there is a different multiplier?

How do I get the 360 distance to match up in the last screenshot?

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