JohnyTap

Ok thank's alot!

I wanne to try another aspect ratio in the game's i play (in my case 16:9 > 16:10) and now i'm wondering what i should enter in the calculater. I tought about taking Vdeg but than the calculater tells me that the fov is V84 and H116 when it should be V84 and H110 on an 16:10 aspect ratio. Other question: Do i even need to change my sensitivity settings when i change from 16:9 with V74 H106 to 16:10 with V84 H110? Note: I just figured out that i have to enter "16:10 streched" in aspect ratio, but i'm still unsure about the "FOV Typ" setting. And it seems like if i go from 16:9 with V74 H106 to 16:10 with V74 H100 i dont need to change the sensitivity at all but if i change the fov i need to change only the scope's sensitivity. Pleas correct me if i'm wrong.

I just got convused by the fact that in the sensitivity calculator for Hunt: Showdown there now is an sensitivity for "HipMouseSensitivity(ADS)" besides the "IronSightsSensitivity". But shouldn't the Iron Sight be the standard ADS? I also relised that they renamed the "Ironsight" to "Aim Down Sight" in the game. Now i would like to know if i should use the "HipMouseSensitivity(ADS)" or the "IronSightsSensitivity" for "Aim Down Sights" ?!?!

Great that's all i need to know. Have a good day!

OK thanks alot Mister! So if i wanne calculate any Games sens. i should just use my CS:GO settings and leave the top just untouched?!

I only use the Hipfire CS:GO to woar up my aim. So im not care about the Scope Sens. of CS:GO that much. I just want the 1:1 Calculation from the Hunt: Showdown Default sens. to any Scope type. Here is what i put in the calculator. thanks for the quick answer!

I just subscribed to this side to calculte my CS:GO sens. to my Hunt: Showdown sens. I also looked up the guide so i understand how to use the calculator. But now i'm confused aboud what number i should use on the ADS/Scope Monitor Distance or if i just should leave it at zero. All i want is an 1:1 calculation between each scope and when i tested it couldnt rly tell a big difference between using 0%/50%/100%. Thanks for helping!