This indicates whether or not the field is used in the calculations. NOTE: Some fields will have either a RED X or a GREEN V as their background. New Game: This is the game you want to calculate to based on the input. Unit: Select the unit you want to use for the calculations, and the input if you select distance as input method. Value: This is the value for the input method, either sensitivity from the current game, or a distance. Input Method: Choose whether to use the sensitivity setting for the current game or a desired distance as input. Not all games use this in the calculation. Resolution: Some games require resolution as well to calculate the sensitivity. If you do not enter a DPI in the new game section, current DPI will be used. DPI: The DPI setting for your new and current game. This is the mouse speed setting in Windows. Current game: The game you want to use as a base for the calculations, or you want to calculate the distance for. Other games have unavoidable acceleration, so for these games the calculations are just estimates, and results may vary a lot depending on settings. Some games allow you to disable acceleration, this is recommended where possible. These calculations are all based on un-accelerated mouse movement. Instructions on how to change the sensitivity for the selected games. Calculate the sensitivity you need to set if you change your DPI or WPS, do this by selecting the same game as current and new. Convert sensitivity between games based on the settings from one game. Calculate sensitivity based on a desired 360 distance, either in centimeters or inches. The basis for the sensitivity is how far you have to move your mouse to do a 360 degree rotation in the game. You can also convert the sensitivity from one game to another.

This tool allows you to accurately calculate mouse sensitivity for a number of games.

The full version will have certain limitations unless you upgrade to PRO. Desktop and FOV calculations are not yet ready.

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