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The lawbreakeres in-game sensitivity allows up to 3 decimal places but the calculator only allows 1 decimal place. Can you update the calculator for the game please?

Thanks for the update. The game feels so much better now.

Just tried Fortnite again and found that my Y sensitivity doesn't feel as slow as before anymore. Just wondering if the sensitivity ratio is fixed so I don't have to use the accel program.

Do you mind explaining how this works? Without any acceleration wouldn't the cursor correspond to the mouse movement speed?

So the cm/360 stays the same right? If I were hitting two players of equal screen distances away from my crosshair, but one player is further, then would the further player appear to move towards my crosshair compared to the closer one?

How exactly does camera distance affect sensitivity, if at all? If I were playing Star Wars Battlefront 2 and swap between first person and third person, would there be a significant change to my sens? Does my cm/360 change?

I find it really noticeable in Fortnite since the game has so much verticality.

I've noticed that my fortnite Y sensitivity feels much slower than my X sensitivity. Am I high or is the sens actually screwed up?

I'm converting my Overwatch sens to Metro 2033 Redux and I'm using the Metro Mouse Fix to make the X and Y sens 1:1. However the mouse fix changes the sensitivity ranges, which is probably why my converted sens feels way too slow. Can we possibly get an update for the metro games that include the mouse fix?

Thanks!

I am converting my Overwatch sensitivity to GTA 5, which uses an FOV changer mod at 103 H degrees. My Overwatch sensitivity was 8.64 which converted to a mouse sensitivity of 4 clicks in GTA. However 4 felt way too fast, while 1 seemed about right. Can you guys check on the calculator for this game?

can we get a way out? thx

Isn't the opposite true? 0% MM would result in a lower sensitivity compared to 100% MM.

Oh i see

Thx for the reply. Another thing I am confused about is why hipfire and ADS have the same FOV when ADSing lowers the fov?

Hi does this method still work? Can a mod confirm? Thx

Hi I just checked the config files for both BF1 and BF4. BF1's default USA coefficient is 1.33000... while BF4 uses 1.333333... are these differences factored into the calculator? Just wondering

I converted my Overwatch sensitivity to BF1, then converted my BF1 sensitivity to PUBG. My final PUBG sensitivity felt very slows so I checked the in-game converted sense from Overwatch to PUBG and from BF1 to PUBG. Overwatch gave a PUBG ads sens of 27 while BF1 gave an ADS sens of 12. The Overwatch one felt right but the BF1 one did not. Here are screenshots of my conversions ---------------NVM I'm and idiot and entered the values wrong -------------------

When I am in the vehicle seat, whether as driver or as passenger, I tried changing the in game FOV and my FOV did change. The calculator does not factor the FOV into the calculation however.

Nobody replied but in case anyone else is wondering, I think I've figured it out. I set my FOV to the minimum VFOV SWBF2 allows which is 44, which gave a value of 0.8 in the config. The the maximum value of 110 degrees gives 2.0 in the config. 44 degrees in radians is 0.767944871 110 degrees in radians is 1.919862177 0.8/0.767944871 = 1.041741446 = 2/1.919862177 This means SWBF2 config multiplies the actual VFOV in radians by 1.041741446. When inputting 1.231029598 into the config the actual FOV was 1.231029598/1.041741446, which became 67.7 in degrees and was displayed as 68 in the game.

I am trying to match my Battlefront 2 FOV to Overwatch's 103 Horizontal FOV. In the Config file the FOV seems to be in Vrad, so I used the value of 1.231029598 rad in the calculator, which showed up as 70.53 V degrees and 103 H degrees. However after opening Battlefront 2 the in game menu showed my V FOV to be 68 rather than 71 or 70 degrees. Is the config FOV not actually in Vrad? If so how can I enter a more precise FOV?

Is there a way to enter a more precise value for the FOV? I want my FOV to match Overwatch's 103 horizontal FOV with 70,53 vertical FOV.

I'm trying to understand the difference between the two. What does viewspeed 1 actually calculate and what does viewspeed 2 actually calculate? When should I use viewspeed 1 and when should I use viewspeed 2?

Hi. Will the zoomed sensitivity, vehicle sensitivity, starfighter sensitivity, star fighter mouse response, etc be added?