fov / sensitivity calculator

by kuraigu • 26 Mar 2010, 16:32 • Journals
hey,

i need a calculator to find out what my sens is when i change my fov from 110 to 108.
i am too lazy to do the math myself ..

here's a nice pic for you as a thank you!


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BearBalou 26 Mar 2010, 16:34
srsly? sens/110 * 108 and you got it :X
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brb 26 Mar 2010, 16:34
fov 103 <3
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ratte` 26 Mar 2010, 16:37
rofl, changing fov with value 2 ://
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h8m3 26 Mar 2010, 16:38
sens doesnt change when you change fov you dumbass
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spiROZE 26 Mar 2010, 16:44
??? do 360° on fov 90 and fov 120... don't tell me you used the same space of your mousepad man
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Deactivated5280 26 Mar 2010, 16:45
hes right
you are wrong

Why would you sens change anyways? You are just seeing things under a bigger angle, which would change the way the sens is perceived.
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5H1V4 26 Mar 2010, 16:48
lol .. just try a 360 like spiroze said : )
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S3ti 26 Mar 2010, 18:05
then he will notice that it´s the exactly same space for the 360
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rsp 26 Mar 2010, 17:17
I did.. and you should aswell.
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spiROZE 26 Mar 2010, 17:20
impossible if you used the same /sensitivity
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rsp 26 Mar 2010, 17:22
It's very well possible. Close your other eye and do a 360 on your super awesome leather coated office chair. Then do the same with both of your eyes open.
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Vanhaomena 26 Mar 2010, 18:22
This is a genuinely good analogy

Fov is only visual
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kuraigu 26 Mar 2010, 16:44
since when is the sens synced to the fov dumbass? .. ever tried it urself.
try fov 90 .. move your mouse .. try fov 120 .. move your mouse.

if it still feels the same .. then i must be fuckin dreamin!
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Deactivated5280 26 Mar 2010, 16:46
perception =/= fact
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h8m3 26 Mar 2010, 16:49
sens is still the same ...
what do u want lol
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kuraigu 26 Mar 2010, 16:56
nah .. i know the sens is the same.

what i need is. when i change from 110 to 108, then i want the same mouse feeling.
thus, needing to change the sens so it feels the same. the sens gets slightly faster
when changing from higher fov to a lower fov.
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strN 26 Mar 2010, 16:40
what h8m3 said
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Arise 26 Mar 2010, 16:55
Ask perfo!
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lettu 26 Mar 2010, 16:57
its the same
ofc feeling changes but that doesnt mean u get the old fov feel back changing sens^^
really odd question just use the fov that feels like u want
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kuraigu 26 Mar 2010, 18:47
are you sure?? .. it feels cockier when changing it :-(
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lettu 26 Mar 2010, 20:49
well u can confirm it.. just place ur crosshair on one point, then move mouse across the pad and see where the crosshair ends
then do the same with different fov, it will end at same place
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kuraigu 26 Mar 2010, 20:55
ok and how do i get rid of this weird feeling without decreasing sensitivity then?
or more, how do i get the same smooth feeling like with the other fov? :-(
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lettu 26 Mar 2010, 20:56
use the old fov! :D
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kuraigu 26 Mar 2010, 21:00
hehe yee .. it seems i have to stick to 110 then .. damn it :D
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5H1V4 26 Mar 2010, 17:01
what sens do you use with 110 fov?
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kuraigu 26 Mar 2010, 17:03
2.96312
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5H1V4 26 Mar 2010, 17:08
110 - 2.96312
108 - x

x = 108*2.96312 / 110 = 2.90924

try it :p
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oxidFimS 26 Mar 2010, 18:23
I think it needs to be higher ;)

my calc says: 3.017992593
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5H1V4 26 Mar 2010, 23:32
explain pls
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oxidFimS 27 Mar 2010, 00:47
(2.96312 / 108) * 110

but only cause its about the feeling, with lower fov it seems slower, so u need a faster sens.. (but i can be wrong :))
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5H1V4 27 Mar 2010, 00:55
if ur fov is 90 and you use 1 as sens and if you start using 120 fov you will need sens < 1 because if you still use 1 sens your aim will fly :P
about the maths its just in this case:


110 fov - 2.96312 sens
so
108 fov - x sens

x = 108*2.96312 / 110 = 2.90924

dunno now :x
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oxidFimS 27 Mar 2010, 01:17
Ur Math is okay, but like u said:

Higher fov -> lower sens AND
Lower fov -> higher sens

i stared drawing things on my paper, but now i am totaly confused whats right :S
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5H1V4 27 Mar 2010, 12:14
: D idd nvm :p
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rsp 26 Mar 2010, 17:18
what h8m3 and PeterPan said
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S3ti 26 Mar 2010, 18:31
e=mc²
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LeFrancis 27 Mar 2010, 00:59
Energy equals mass multiplied by 3.0*10^16
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Nonix 26 Mar 2010, 18:33
stop trolling :D
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Deactivated5443 26 Mar 2010, 18:58
just test it out urself to see what suits u best
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jamesbong 26 Mar 2010, 21:05
the right answer what your current sensitivity should be is in mystics config.
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