lowkeymanchild
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It's all good, I just realized that even though I use independent field of view for ADS ingame, the values when I choose affected in the calculator gives me a value of "1.3705" for the multiplier & that works perfectly for me ingame
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The ADS isn't accurate, for me, I have ensured that my settings (independent, relative etc.) match in-game. I'm in game trying to get a perfect 1:1 ratio for Hipfire : ADS, I test it by doing a 180 turn in-game with just hipfire, I then try to return to the original aiming point by going the same distance with my mouse while ADS. But With 1.67 on the multiplier I overaim quite a bit & at the default 1.00 I underaim considerably, I'm going to try to find the right values in game. The calculation I did to get the values are shown in the image linked below https://i.imgur.com/4j5jJhV.png
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Not sure exactly what the 0% means, is it related to adjusting for different aspect ratios? As I use 1920 x 1080 & expect legacy would work just fine for me? I'm not really familiar with the monitor distance values as I always use a 360 distance conversion to aim for a 1:1 ads/hipfire ratio.
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Actually I already use 95 fov in pubg, so I'm not too far off although I have managed to get the sens in cs pretty good now by using the 360 distance conversion, how did you get the values & compare fov's from both games btw?
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There was so much emphasis between the other 2 conversions I didn't think to try that, everyone was saying how viewspeed is so much more of an accurate conversion than monitor distance that I had only ever tried those 2, now I've used 360 distance it feels okay in game, thanks for your help!
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even so, the fov is only different by a small margin, using the values that this website suggests is way too off
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Was just about to write my own post regarding this... However, I'm trying to convert from PUBG to CSGO (16:9 not stretched) & it is converting incorrectly, I have input all the relevant settings (see attached), I instantly felt that my sensitivity was way too high in comparison to PUBG, I even went into a pubg lobby & carefully measured a perfect 180 on my mousepad, I compared this to a perfect 180 on csgo & this confirmed that this sens was too high, by changing my csgo sens to match the measured distance on my mousepad my sens should be roughly around the 2.50 mark not 2.80 Seems really weird edit: I also noticed I hadn't changed my ingame pubg fov to 95 but that only lowers the csgo sens by 0.04 anyway so it's still not lowered enough
