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Can you elaborate some more on why it's not good for aiming?

Thank you, and one last question to bother you with, since I am planning to write a short essay on this one So would you agree that from a Mouse Movement(E.g. measured in cm ) point of view, as long as the sensitivity/DPI & resolution all remain the same, lowering(or raising) the FOV doesn't actually change your mouse movement( amount of cm moved) required to switch aiming between the same two targets. But however lowering the FOV does mess up your spatial awareness since our eyes perceive monitor distance(2D) instead of degrees turned(3D), (which in this case, remains the same? or does it?) Meaning your hand's muscle memory to move a certain distance between the same two targets can remain perfectly accurate(E.g. I can move my mouse 3 cm to the right perfectly even after lowering Fov), but after lowering the FOV, targets now has a shorter monitor distance between them(and appear larger), since they now appear to be closer to each other, one can wrongly overestimate the corresponding distance to move his mouse, since our eyes are not accustomed to the new 3D space/messing up our hand-eye coordination instead.

But wouldn't the same pixel targets in 70 fov be closer to each other when you view it after switched to 30 fov ? so you can't really calculate with respect to the same 35% MDH if we assume the same pixel targets remain on the screen the entire time. Thank you for the reply, i really want to get an answer

So forget about aim training for a second, and forget about using the calculator as well. The question is not for improving aim training, it's to satisfy my curiosity -- a "what if that's the case, then what would happen" type of question. Rephrasing and simplifying my question: "If I need to move my mouse exactly 3 cm between 2 pixel size targets under a sens and fov setting, now if I decrease the fov to 1/10 the value before while the sens remains the same. Do I still only need to move my mouse exactly 3 cm between the 2 pixel size targets".

Thank you for your reply! I understand what to do to be consistent, like you said: match actual fov between games and match monitor distance 0% for on screen flicks/muscle memory. But I am still curious about my question mentioned above, it's more for understanding properties of fov and sens: "If I am practicing my aim in Kovaak's, with sens being 10, Fov being 80, i am aiming two pixels that are 3 cm (mouse movement, not monitor distance) apart: so If I don't change my sensitivity, but change my Fov from 80 to 30, even though moving around with the same sensitivity feels faster/more shaky, but I still only need to move exactly 3 cm (mouse movement) to switch between the pixels. Is this correct? " What do you think?

Hi! I was trying to understand Monitor Distance Matching, and questions about Sens and Fov popped up in my mind so I need a second opinion. If I am practicing my aim in Kovaak's, with sens being 10, Fov being 80, i am aiming two pixels that are 3 cm (mouse movement, not monitor distance) apart: so If I don't change my sensitivity, but change my Fov from 80 to 30, even though moving around with the same sensitivity feels faster/more shaky, but I still only need to move exactly 3 cm (mouse movement) to switch between the pixels. Is this correct? Any feedback would be appreciated

@DPI Wizard Is it possible for you make a conversion to aim down sights? the Look sensitivity is a lot faster than aim down sight

Not finding the right sens just mean you are not great at any sens, practice a sens in kovaak's or aim hero everyday for 1 hr, you will find improvement in a year.

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Hi! I am sure the unfortunate Kovaak's update is well known by now, I use the sandbox mode to play the classic kovaak's. Can you guys check if the sens setting is still the same as before in sandbox mode? I feel like the sens setting is different/a little smoother, but that might be because the graphics and lighting is different now.

Hi! I use conversion with kovaak's a lot. And I realized about a week ago, when you change the Fov measurement, the calculator doesn't change the Fov type automatically anymore. For example, before, when I change the Fov measurement from vertical(1:1) to Apex/Quake/Src/4:3, the Fov type automatically changes from Vdeg to Hdeg 4:3. But now it doesn't change that automatically anymore, it's kind of annoying to change both by hand since it was automatically changed before.