Play smarter with sensitivity tools

Yaw is how many degrees the camera turns per mouse count. Each engine uses a different value — for example, 0.022 on Source (CS2, Apex) and 0.07 in Valorant. That number is what makes a conversion accurate instead of a generic multiplier.

It's the physical distance, in centimetres, you need to move your mouse to turn 360° in game. Because it's a real-world measure, it stays the same across titles — which is why we use it as the basis for conversion.

eDPI is effective sensitivity: DPI × in-game sensitivity. It lets you compare setups between players using different DPI. Comparing eDPI only makes sense within the same game.

No. The converter has separate source and target DPI fields and compensates for the difference automatically.

Almost. ADS depends on each game's aim multiplier. Our ADS converter calculates the hipfire cm/360°, divides it by the multiplier and converts to the target game.

Conversion preserves rotation distance, but FOV, mouse acceleration and aspect ratio also affect feel. If FOV differs a lot between games, perception changes even with identical cm/360°.