http://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/
Some of you probably know about this already, but I just found it today. It's a pretty handy resource for calculating sensitivity in a butt ton of different games, but with the added benefit of being able to convert your sens from one game to another.
http://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/
Some of you probably know about this already, but I just found it today. It's a pretty handy resource for calculating sensitivity in a butt ton of different games, but with the added benefit of being able to convert your sens from one game to another.
could be neat if it actually worked.
[img]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10804397/457478.PNG[/img]
http://puu.sh/5BZHw.jpg
i don't think cs go has fov of 90
Edit: nevermind
[img]http://puu.sh/5BZHw.jpg[/img]
i don't think cs go has fov of 90
Edit: nevermind
would be cool if devs made it standard.
would be cool if devs made it standard.
wow I actually thought all sensitivity was standard across all games as long as the fov was the same
wow I actually thought all sensitivity was standard across all games as long as the fov was the same
It works wonderful for me, now I'm feeling really comfortable.
It works wonderful for me, now I'm feeling really comfortable.
this one is a little more precise than the notalent sens calculator...also very informative.
http://www.funender.com/quake/mouse/index.html.
also 90 is more of a ballpark with source engine. your resolution will change your fov.
http://www.casualhacks.net/Source-FOV-calculator.html simple calc
http://www.wsgf.org/fovcalc.php multiple monitor calc + way more information
this one is a little more precise than the notalent sens calculator...also very informative.
http://www.funender.com/quake/mouse/index.html.
also 90 is more of a ballpark with source engine. your resolution will change your fov.
http://www.casualhacks.net/Source-FOV-calculator.html simple calc
http://www.wsgf.org/fovcalc.php multiple monitor calc + way more information
RRPcould be neat if it actually worked.
It works, but assumes you use raw mouse input (as you always should if available), which means Windows Pointer Speed does not affect your sensitivity.
[quote=RRP]could be neat if it actually worked.[/quote] It works, but assumes you use raw mouse input (as you always should if available), which means Windows Pointer Speed does not affect your sensitivity.
bumping this, does anyone know how I can balance my osu! sensitivity with TF2?
bumping this, does anyone know how I can balance my osu! sensitivity with TF2?
It's a 2d game what does that even mean what
It's a 2d game what does that even mean what
riot124bumping this, does anyone know how I can balance my osu! sensitivity with TF2?
Uh, translating 2D to 3D sensitivity is pretty damn tricky.
Even if you were to set it so that one tf2 360 would be equivalent to dragging your cursor from one edge of the screen to the other, it probably wouldn't feel the same.
[quote=riot124]bumping this, does anyone know how I can balance my osu! sensitivity with TF2?[/quote]
Uh, translating 2D to 3D sensitivity is pretty damn tricky.
Even if you were to set it so that one tf2 360 would be equivalent to dragging your cursor from one edge of the screen to the other, it probably wouldn't feel the same.
mouse-sensitivity.com is turning into a pay to use website.
Depending on the game you may have to get a premium account to convert the sensitivity...
Does anyone know a good alternative?
mouse-sensitivity.com is turning into a pay to use website.
Depending on the game you may have to get a premium account to convert the sensitivity...
Does anyone know a good alternative?
I haven't had any luck finding any place that is as good.
However, most games do have calculators available somewhere, and it seems Source games are a kind of sensitivity standard now. I'm usually able to find a calculator that will convert from CS:GO to whatever game I'm looking for.
A possible option would be if someone from TF.TV had a premium account and made a request thread. People could make a request for a game with their sens options and whoever had the premium account could fulfill the requests and post the results.
I don't know if having a premium account on that website has any terms and conditions against doing that sort of thing though.
I haven't had any luck finding any place that is as good.
However, most games do have calculators available somewhere, and it seems Source games are a kind of sensitivity standard now. I'm usually able to find a calculator that will convert from CS:GO to whatever game I'm looking for.
A possible option would be if someone from TF.TV had a premium account and made a request thread. People could make a request for a game with their sens options and whoever had the premium account could fulfill the requests and post the results.
I don't know if having a premium account on that website has any terms and conditions against doing that sort of thing though.
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I have the same problem than you. Did you found any solution meanwhile?
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I have the same problem than you. Did you found any solution meanwhile?
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I have the same problem than you. Did you found any solution meanwhile?
Sadly not :/
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I have the same problem than you. Did you found any solution meanwhile?[/quote]
Sadly not :/
The site works fine for me if I disable ad blocker... what games are you guys trying?
The site works fine for me if I disable ad blocker... what games are you guys trying?
Some guy made this sensitivity converter from Source games sens to Quake Champions sens: https://jscalc.io/calc/ugnBLorgk9Dk1zZ4
Some guy made this sensitivity converter from Source games sens to Quake Champions sens: https://jscalc.io/calc/ugnBLorgk9Dk1zZ4
Best tool--and I really don't mean to be a smartass:
https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/jftqmkxs9wyajzhbz5yz.jpg
Use with your mouse pad to measure the inches you must move your mouse to perform a 360 in one game, then adjust sensitivity in the other game till you get it to match.
I know nobody likes to spend 5 minutes on something tedious, but it's really not much more difficult, and none of the calculators will be exact; honestly, it's worth checking if they got it right if you used one.
Best tool--and I really don't mean to be a smartass:
https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/jftqmkxs9wyajzhbz5yz.jpg
Use with your mouse pad to measure the inches you must move your mouse to perform a 360 in one game, then adjust sensitivity in the other game till you get it to match.
I know nobody likes to spend 5 minutes on something tedious, but it's really not much more difficult, and none of the calculators will be exact; honestly, it's worth checking if they got it right if you used one.