Landon Buttars

What I understand is MouseSensitivity determines the sensitivity for the lowered state, HipMouseSensitivity determines the hipfire sensitivity and can be treated as ADS or hipfire, and Aim Down Sight is for ADS sens. What I'm not understanding is why my ADS sensitivity is so drastically slower than the other two sensitivities? What this is causing is as I flick depending on where I ADS affects when my mouse sensitivity and is making my aim very inconsistent. The ADS 360 distance is more than double the distance of hipfire which doesn't seem right and doesn't feel right in game. EDIT: After RTFM (https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/forums/topic/6396-instructions/) I noticed after toggling the advanced calculator it was calculating 360 distance for Hipfire/Look instead of Monitor Distance. After setting it to Monitor Distance Horizontal it fixed my issue and now my sens feels very consistent between between ads/hipfire/lowered. Thanks!

After doing some tweaking, I found that using the HipMouseSensitivity Hipfire sensitivity gets me closest to what I'm looking for. It's still not the same as the lowered sensitivity but it is much closer and much more consistent. Still searching for the perfect sensitivity.

In Hunt: Showdown there are several modes of aim that all have their own sensitivities and FOV. The ones I'm aware of are lowered, raised/hipfire, and ADS. I play gunslinger with the "Keep lowered state" toggled on meaning I hardly ever hipfire. I'm almost always either ADS or in a lowered state. From what I understand there are independent sensitivities for Default which I assume is lowered state, Shoulder Aim which I assume is hipfire, and Aim Down Sights which is ADS for 1x weapons. For whatever reason (FOV change while lowered/ads?) my sensitivity feels drastically different when going from lowered state to ADS with the ADS feeling much slower. What I'm looking for is my sensitivity to feel the same between the two states. Is there a way to achieve this? Additionally I think the settings are a bit confusing and not immediately obvious. In another forum post ADS vs hip fire setting was explained but goes unexplained other than stating "Choose which you prefer." It's difficult to know which I prefer if I don't understand what I'm choosing between. Maybe a brief explanation on the calculator itself would make things more clear.