sensitivity shifts

HEADsucks

Is there a list of stages of sensitivity. For example difference between 0 and 1 , etc.

FG_Jon

No. Sensitivity can change depending on what your mouse DPI is.

Let's say that someone has a mouse running @ 800 DPI and 10 sens and someone else has another mouse at 1600 DPI @ 10 sens too, obviously the person w/ 1600 DPI will have higher sensitivity despite being at the same setting ingame.

Not sure if that's what you meant, but hope that helps.

HEADsucks

Ok lets work off your example i just had trouble explaining it. If i go from 1 to 2 sense both at 800 dpi, is there a specific change , like a physical number of inches or rather a percentage

doop51

Sensitivity correlates to a # in the config.ini file. You could easily combine this with what you get on your end to make a calibration curve. Repeat for the various DPIs your mouse supports, and plot it all on the same graph. It will allow you to switch between DPIs while maintaining the same feel.

[Denxi]

kingdooper wrote: »

Sensitivity correlates to a # in the config.ini file. You could easily combine this with what you get on your end to make a calibration curve. Repeat for the various DPIs your mouse supports, and plot it all on the same graph. It will allow you to switch between DPIs while maintaining the same feel.

This isn't true. Your normal sensitivity is account specific, it doesn't bind to your config file. What does however is your scope sensitivity.

No idea if the two share math or not though :O

doop51

[MOD]Denxi wrote: »

This isn't true. Your normal sensitivity is account specific, it doesn't bind to your config file. What does however is your scope sensitivity.

No idea if the two share math or not though :O

Figured that decimal was your sensitivity, turns out it's zoom sens. Oh well.

Ellustrial

ok so like



what is the point of you asking?


if you switch your mouse dpi it is easy to tell what your sens should be

but like



wtf do you care about "exact inches" for?

if youre really curious, an 800 dpi mouse moving at 10 sens

is basically


like


playing a

667 mouse at 12 sens


dpi * sens / new sens = relative dpi

mess with that until you get your answers




d00ds