Dave_moleAnyone know the native dpi for sensei raw? I use 400 dpi and 5.37 in-game, time to make some changes I guess.
I found it I think. 90, 180, 270, 360 and so on is the native dpi.
Edit: Does it really make big difference if my settings aren't optimal? I tried 720 dpi and 3.3 in-game so it feels like the previous settings in-game, but it feels way too high in windows, though I guess it's only a matter of getting used to it.
Edit2: How can I check how many pixels I skipped with my previous settings?
Don't quote me on this but I'm pretty sure that sensor apparently functions flawlessly at 810 dpi. (At least the naos does and they have the same sensor). Uninterpolated dpi steps are in increments of 90.
if this is true why do most people use 850dpi or non-90 incremental dpi's? how much of a difference is there between 810 & 850? jw if you knew.
[quote=Dave_][quote=mole]Anyone know the native dpi for sensei raw? I use 400 dpi and 5.37 in-game, time to make some changes I guess.
I found it I think. 90, 180, 270, 360 and so on is the native dpi.
Edit: Does it really make big difference if my settings aren't optimal? I tried 720 dpi and 3.3 in-game so it feels like the previous settings in-game, but it feels way too high in windows, though I guess it's only a matter of getting used to it.
Edit2: How can I check how many pixels I skipped with my previous settings?[/quote]
Don't quote me on this but I'm pretty sure that sensor apparently functions flawlessly at 810 dpi. (At least the naos does and they have the same sensor). Uninterpolated dpi steps are in increments of 90.[/quote]
if this is true why do most people use 850dpi or non-90 incremental dpi's? how much of a difference is there between 810 & 850? jw if you knew.
OblivionageDave_moleAnyone know the native dpi for sensei raw? I use 400 dpi and 5.37 in-game, time to make some changes I guess.
I found it I think. 90, 180, 270, 360 and so on is the native dpi.
Edit: Does it really make big difference if my settings aren't optimal? I tried 720 dpi and 3.3 in-game so it feels like the previous settings in-game, but it feels way too high in windows, though I guess it's only a matter of getting used to it.
Edit2: How can I check how many pixels I skipped with my previous settings?
Don't quote me on this but I'm pretty sure that sensor apparently functions flawlessly at 810 dpi. (At least the naos does and they have the same sensor). Uninterpolated dpi steps are in increments of 90.
if this is true why do most people use 850dpi or non-90 incremental dpi's? how much of a difference is there between 810 & 850? jw if you knew.
810 is really odd, and I guess maybe people thought that the mouse went in 50dpi steps or they just felt that 50 (or 100dpi) was a good increment instead of 90.
When I used my sensei, I didn't use 90dpi stepping; I played at either 400 or 600dpi since my last mouse had 100dpi stepping. So it might just be because their old mouse was 850dpi or had 50 dpi steps or something. Just my best guess.
[quote=Oblivionage][quote=Dave_][quote=mole]Anyone know the native dpi for sensei raw? I use 400 dpi and 5.37 in-game, time to make some changes I guess.
I found it I think. 90, 180, 270, 360 and so on is the native dpi.
Edit: Does it really make big difference if my settings aren't optimal? I tried 720 dpi and 3.3 in-game so it feels like the previous settings in-game, but it feels way too high in windows, though I guess it's only a matter of getting used to it.
Edit2: How can I check how many pixels I skipped with my previous settings?[/quote]
Don't quote me on this but I'm pretty sure that sensor apparently functions flawlessly at 810 dpi. (At least the naos does and they have the same sensor). Uninterpolated dpi steps are in increments of 90.[/quote]
if this is true why do most people use 850dpi or non-90 incremental dpi's? how much of a difference is there between 810 & 850? jw if you knew.[/quote]
810 is really odd, and I guess maybe people thought that the mouse went in 50dpi steps or they just felt that 50 (or 100dpi) was a good increment instead of 90.
When I used my sensei, I didn't use 90dpi stepping; I played at either 400 or 600dpi since my last mouse had 100dpi stepping. So it might just be because their old mouse was 850dpi or had 50 dpi steps or something. Just my best guess.
I'm sure some googling should turn up an answer...look up the native a steps for the sensor if you can't find them for the specific mouse.
I'm sure some googling should turn up an answer...look up the native a steps for the sensor if you can't find them for the specific mouse.
Can someone explain how to derive your max in-game sensitivity from your real fov? I don't understand how I'm supposed to get it using phoon's site. Also, do I need to input my real fov or does phoon already calculate my real fov?
Can someone explain how to derive your max in-game sensitivity from your real fov? I don't understand how I'm supposed to get it using phoon's site. Also, do I need to input my real fov or does phoon already calculate my real fov?
hooliCan someone explain how to derive your max in-game sensitivity from your real fov? I don't understand how I'm supposed to get it using phoon's site. Also, do I need to input my real fov or does phoon already calculate my real fov?
http://www.wsgf.org/fovcalc.php
this will help (leave the old resolution alone; tf2's fov calc is 4:3 and it just adds in sidebars to scale to other aspect ratios, hence why you see more in 16:9 than 4:3 at the same fov)
[quote=hooli]Can someone explain how to derive your max in-game sensitivity from your real fov? I don't understand how I'm supposed to get it using phoon's site. Also, do I need to input my real fov or does phoon already calculate my real fov?[/quote]
http://www.wsgf.org/fovcalc.php
this will help (leave the old resolution alone; tf2's fov calc is 4:3 and it just adds in sidebars to scale to other aspect ratios, hence why you see more in 16:9 than 4:3 at the same fov)