Also, if you want to improve your aim in Aim Lab, try out the free Aiming.Pro Aim trainer. There are 4 types of acceleration: none, linear, exponential, and stepwise. Optionally, enter your mouse DPI in the advanced settings to see the distance p/360 (that is, the mouse movement required to do a 360 degree turn). Polling rate is a measure of how often the mouse hardware reports changes to the PC.Ĭm/360 is the physical distance across one's mousepad that the mouse must travel in order to execute a perfect 360 turn in game. DPI, dots per inch, is an often used alternate acronym stolen from printer resolutions meaning the same thing in this context.
There is also a tool, KovaaK's sensitivity matcher, which will allow you to manually determine and test sensitivities between games ( how?).ĬPI, or counts per inch, is a measurement of how many units of movement the mouse will report if you move it one inch. My Wingman shots have definitely improved. Someone in Discord I just love playing Aim Lab. There's a site, mouse-sensitivity, that will allow you to convert one game's sensitivity settings into approximately equivalent settings in another game. Controller & keyboard / mouse support 20+ weapons to train with or create your own Custom Recoil Patterns What players are saying: Aim Lab made me not suck at Valorant. Unfortunately, mouse sensitivity isn't standardized across games.
A more calculated approach to finding your perfect sensitivity can be found in this video. so what is the conversion Because my aim is CRAZY in aim labs but still good in fn just not nearly as good. One of our most skilled players recommends a sensitivity such that dragging your mouse all the way across your mousepad results in a perfect 360 in game. The most popular way to do that is to just fiddle with the sensitivity slider until it "feels good". The goal should be to find the sensitivity that is right for you.
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