Thanks for the video, but im stuck and would like ur input i play with a 1350 dpi for all games and have my sense tailored in every game im i can do a 360 with the same amount of movement and distance and then i all play with my ads speed always being 76% of my hipfire speed, my question is can i keep and if so how can i keep my dpi 1350 with a sens of 5.68 (overwatch/cod sense) at 103 fov for all videos games but still apply the 1.21 coefficient into the mix cuz i dont know if ill be able keep my same sense then or because im on a coefficient of 1.21 should i put my ads multiplayer to 1 or or leave it at 0.76% cuz i like having that slight slower speed when adsing thank u for ur help i really appreciate it
I'm honored to have you watch it! Thank you for all your content you have released, you were a big inspiration and provided a wealth of knowledge during my learning!!!
Insane amount of knowledge. Love that you're sharing it with others. I thought I knew it all when it came to the layers of console settings, but definitely picked up some stuff to test out. Appreciate the video!
This video is so well made. Someone recommended this to me and I thought it had a million views or something until I looked down. Keep up the good work and high quality videos
Thanks for all of the helpful info! I didn't understand the math to calculate the Jedi trick. I have a 3840x1600 (24:10) monitor and I am trying the proper coefficient using this trick.
So I just went to the website and pulled the values for 16:9 and 4:3, others have asked about other various resolution's below so check those if you ever change, but according to the website it looks like the value for that res is 1.632000 or 163 depending on how the game portrays coeff. Hope this helps! Good luck!
Thank you I just started using my new gaming chair & I never liked sitting close to my TV but now I can see people easier obviously and headshots are sooo much easier.
once i got more consistent with my posture I started to feel so much more confident. it’s insane how much just being properly postured can help you in the game, kind of a “look good, feel good” type of concept in a way. Thanks for checking it out and dropping a comment, i’m so happy it helped you improve!!
THANK YOU THIS is EXACTLY what I was talking about tonight on Twitch, I totally appreciate that you are so clear and consise, KingD, you ROCK my man 🤘😁
@@KingDowning AHhhh I'm just small time right now, I gotta' get the knowledge that you're always willing to share with us, that's so awesome of you man, THANK you so much for being a GREAT guy, I may need to stop by and a bunch of channel subs for some of your newer followers, that list is getting BIG my man !!
disclaimer: I am no expert lmao, but this is just my opinion This is a perfect video explaining everything related, and I love how well you went into things without overcomplicating it. Now although I don't have any daily problems with this, I had to replay a few parts for me to fully understand what you just said, not mainly due to the complexity of what you're saying, but the fact that there was game audio, music, and your voice playing all at the same time, making it a bit hard to focus on your narration. I loved the visual aids to help everyone, but I just felt that the audio was kind of overlayed a bit too much. Hope this helps :)
thanks so much homie 🙏🏼 i feel like i’ve watched a majority of the videos on the topic and wanted to make a video covering some of the things that confused me in my learning process!!! i hope it helped you!!
Something else to note, Jedi mentioned that his calculation finds the least deviation for 100% distances for all points on screen, but maybe you only need it for 75%. After all, how many edge screen flick shots are you actually making? Repeat the same procedure, only use 75% of the value instead of 100%. This gives you even smaller deviation for all monitor distances in the range of 75% of monitor screen.
The original idea behind the current Jedi's Trick implementation was that it does horizontal and vertical at the same time. Since you are playing with your entire monitor on at all times, I would take it that it is best to calculate this value based off of 100% of your monitor.
Stumbled upon this setting with MW2. This needs to be revisited, such a huge setting that no one is talking about or very few understand. Jedi mouse trick is awesome compromise, and mathematically gets us almost there. I wonder if in the future a tech company like Nvidia can develop a 0 deviation coefficient with Ai correcting algorithms so that Hipfire and ADS are 100% exact at any angle or monitor distance.
I am earnestly working on a Part 2 focused purely on Coefficient. This setting is huge, and I also would love to see future tech making this easier to understand and use for the casual gamer.
Great informative video man! Query for you, with the PSA sens finder method. What determines the initial value you put in for the sens? Is it an average amoungst the pro community? Or is it the sens you currently play on within a game?
Good question. As far as the avg of pros method, I have done this at certain points and with certain games in my sens journey per advice of other sources and it's not a bad idea at all actually, but I would be careful not to take it any further than that or allow that value to sway your results in any way. I used that method for Valorant and it worked well, but I had to be careful not to let my favorite pro player/playstyle sway my results in any way because in the end I wanted what felt right for me in terms of aiming. I started at a 310 eDPI and over time ended up at a 258, which was much slower than what I wanted for myself going in (I wanted to emulate Sinatraa's playstyle), but over time as I lowered my sens to that value, I could feel the control I needed, and my flicks were becoming more and more precise. Other times I just used the default value the game gave me. Heck I even did averages of the results sometimes. In the end, don't overthink it too much as its not always going to be pinpoin accurate, and think of it more as a ballpark perimeter for you to start experimenting within. I hope this helps more than confuses you. I remember all of this like it was yesterday and know how crazy it can be trying to figure out where to start.
Ideally yes, but if you change the values slightly it shouldn’t be a huge problem at all because the coefficient will still be taking affect. I highly recommend getting like a month subscription of mouse-sens if you can to see the exact ADS values and then saving them somewhere for future reference.
@@daveygravey8888 haha nah people hype high sens or low sens all the time. Its all about what feels comfortable to you in the end tho and if you ever feel like something isn’t working you can tailor it to your liking. As long as you’re getting the results in game as they play out in your mind (like turns and movement as you run thru buildings, corridors, and stairways) then there’s no reason to change anything. But if it ever begins to feel off then just take a look and see if changing your sens will helps at all. Being comfortable with your sens is the only thing that truly matters and once I learned everything and what it all did I began to feel more comfortable messing with my own settings.
Hey dude you are pretty responsive for a content creater. So I saw you play cod. Today I saw some news that actvision finally released that they don’t want to put a fov slider in warzone on console because technical issues. With old gen. Looking at the specs it looks like it’s a ram issue. I’m not a it guy or anything I just have a crappy pc so I’ve gotten to do work on it from time to time. When I first started playing warzone I had 8 g and my game would crash stuff wouldn’t render all kinds of problems then I upgraded and it got a lot better. The way my friends talk to me about the problems there having that’s what it sounds like is happening. So I looked up specs on old gen and next gen. Series x and ps5 look really good but the series s is capped at 10 g and I believe that console will be the benchmark for next gen as Microsoft has already decreased production of series x and increased series s do to a chip shortage or something. I know this is long af comment from some random dude on the internet but I think there is a story here that a lot of people are looking for answers to. If you made it this far thanks for reading it.
That's what i like to hear. And as for the jedi trick, I linked the article to the method in the description. Basically its just the all around best coefficient to use in games that have coefficient so thats why i recommend it
@@Kikusk0 Yeah I have watched about every video you can get like this and my goal was just to be the point and only talk about the stuff that mattered :D appreciate you homie
For the Jedi trick it appears that for 3440x1440 the value is 162. But for 2560x1080, and 5120x2160, the value is 161. Good question, I hope this helps you out!!
There should be a “sensitivity 2” box and you can throw it there! If you have a subscription you can also just select the “Jedi trick - horizontal”, theres 4 drop down boxes at the top and I usually set the “ADS” and “Scope” boxes to the Jedi trick there
Not really. Uniform soldier aiming is an on/off toggle. And when off, coefficient is grayed out. Meaning they’re related. Coefficient is the actual value. Uniform soldier aiming is whether we’re applying the coefficient or not.
@@GodlyNoodle Hello! Sorry for the late reply, i have been busy with IRL stuff! The number is 239 for 3440x1440, BUT if you want to use the Horizontal Jedi method (I recommend this or the vertical method) then 162 is correct! So insane skills on finding that value yourself, that is spot on. The vertical value is 68 if you care to test with that at all. I will be releasing a part 2 to this video focusing only on this setting. Take care!
@@KingDowning dope thanks for the feedback! I’ll try out the vertical sens for sure. I was playing with 0 coefficient originally but made the swap to 162 like 2 weeks ago and it feels great! Can’t wait for part 2
It’s been months and I’m still lost lol.. is the implication that it’s better to match your windows sens bc that’s something you have developed muscle memory to or are you saying 1.21 has less deviation and there for more shots will land on this coefficient?
No problem this topic is mind boggling and often only gets more confusing the more you dig into it so i feel you there lol anyways the implication is that latter of your choices. The windows to in-game is something separate entirely and this moreso affects how your perception of aim changes from a hipfire perspective to an ADS perspective. I wish I could do community posts to update everyone, but I am working on an updated video and I will go into more detail on the Jedi coefficient as well. The visual representation of the jedi coeff is what helped me the most and since this video Jedi has published more information about his method and ill be sure to break that all down. I hope this helps more than confuses you!! Have a great day and feel free to ask more questions if I'm not quite "getting it"!
Have rewatched the video and read Jedi’s post a couple of times and still can’t get to understand where the 121 and 91 values come from. Can you please enlighten me? I would appreciate it
id actually like to see that too, if what i understood from Jedi's pdf is right, what he was doing is actually changing his in game sensitivity until he achieved the minimum discrepancy between the windows and in-game sensitivity ratio (inches you move the mouse vs. inches of mouse pointer movement onscreen), so i actually dont understand where the 121 monitor coeff. comes from
I can see how this would be wildly confusing as I don’t think Jedi mentions any values in his post. But, after Jedi’s post, DPI Wizard implemented the “Jedi Trick” as an option for converting sens on the mouse-sens website and I just went to the website and pulled the values for 16:9 and 4:3. Someone asked about 16:10 and 21:9 in the comments so those should be below. But yeah the exact value for a 16:9 monitor is 1.208889. I hope this helps answer your question!
Sadly there is no setting for coefficient in Valorant, but i will say that if you select the jedi trick on the mouse-sens website it will give you the proper values for all “scopes” using that method so its integrated in a way. It sucks that valorant only gives you one ADS slider too as it would be nice to be able to input the different values for all the different scopes (ie vandal, marshal, op, etc), but currently you have to pick one and use that value for your “ads” across all scopes. I don’t play valorant too much at the moment, but i chose to match at my vandal/phantom ads value. It was either that or the op and i don’t op much and if i do i’m holding a tight peek anyways so i chose vandal/phantom ads value. Hope this makes sense and helps out a bit.
@@devandev haha nah i just couldn’t tell if you were trolling at first or not lol 1.21 and 121 are the same thing depending on the game you play. Some games include the decimal (like cod) some do not (like battlefield).
Good question. If you are on PC, try starting with 1:1, and adjust it down slowly to what is comfortable. If you are on controller then I'd say stick with the 0.7 if it's more comfortable for you!!
I personally don't think translating sens' based off of FOV is that big of a deal anymore, I now just use whatever FOV I set, and then I put in my settings based off of those values. But if you have a game with a locked FOV, and you wanna see what it translates to a game with an FOV slider, then it's not a bad idea to try and either match the FOVs, or just translate the sens based off of the FOV change. I used to nitpick like "oh im using 87 fov in bf4, but 89 in 2042, so I HAVE to translate for that" but not anymore :) Hope this helps answer your question a bit!
@@KingDowning I am glad I asked in more general terms, as you gave your detailed and thorough explanation. Much appreciated and really enjoyed your video.
Great question, there isn't an option for that in some games like Apex for example. That's where mousesens is a great tool at helping you determine what values you need per scope and let the calculator do all the work for you. I wish the site was free, and I'm not sponsored, but I do really recommend snagging at least like a month sub just to be able to play around with your settings in different games to have a deeper understanding of how it all works. If you'd like you can always hit me up on discord and I can help you out with the game in question
@@KingDowning what is your discord? I would really appreciate it if you could show me how to get the same aim as warzone and with the coefficient on warzone being 1.21 and I guess by default apex legends uses 0% distance coefficient
@@Caleb____ I can absolutely do that boss. The link to my discord should be in the description just join up and send me a DM or @ me in my discord i don't use discord too seriously, more as a way to connect with people so just hmu!
I will prioritize getting that video out this week. Been doing a lot of testing and dont want to rush anything so sorry for the wait, but it is mcquirrel_jedis method and ill elaborate more on that in the video.
@@Sports4me7 yep sorry for the delay. i was maining playing and streaming BF 2042 and it ruined my aim, so i have been trying to spend more time testing and playing other games to make sure im being thorough. thanks for your patience homie
Sorry for the late reply but Apex does not use coefficient. For apex I use mouse sens’ website and i get my hip sens and also my per optic sens’ because I have a subscription to the website
@@finity9316 Not really, for me it wasn't a game changer. The only difference was relearning the sens change as I noticed changing the monitor distance coefficient affects your sens speed subtly. Plus in my opinion, 121% MDC is not the same as 1.21. Hence, after bouncing around different settings, Legacy or Relative 1.78 is what feels best. I'm using Relative 1.78, for the additional flicking advantage. Not to mention quite a few top tier aimers in this game are on Rel 1.78.
@@finity9316 it won’t change anything from a “HIP” perspective, the only thing it will change the feel of is the fights you take at awkward angles by aligning each scope to match at all points of variation on the horizontal axis.
@@Quintbert the difference is hardly noticeable especially if you only use 1/1.25/1.5X scopes and only affects aim when you ADS. It’s more of a mathematically correct approach backed with data to show the points of alignment on a horizontal axis. I think you meant Monitor Distance Coefficient by MDC, and if so you are correct that MDC =/= Horizontal Monitor Distance. I address that at 3:33. However 121 Coefficient does = 1.21 in other games for example 1.21 coefficient in battlefield is the same as 121 coefficient in COD. It’s just depends on the game. Also Legacy in COD doesn’t utilize the coefficient setting at all. 1.78 is fine if you want to match your aim between scopes to the end of your screen. I find the mathematically correct coefficient to be better and I think you will see many more people switching over once this knowledge becomes more common.
anything other than hipfire IS subscription based, but i do highly recommend getting at least a month and playing around with your sens and seeing what everything does
Great question, im going to assume that it will indeed mess with the coefficient if you change optic per scope too far outside of the original value, or what mouse-sens recommends. that isn't to say that messing with that value isn't a good idea, i know plenty of great players that have tailored that setting and done well
Would a montage be up your alley? I have a bunch of clips I want to make a tage out of sometime I just haven't gotten around to doing it. Thanks for checking me out!
no. but finding fovs that you play comfortably on is a good idea. keep in mind that some games use vertical FOV (like BF) and other games use horizontal FOV (like COD, OW, etc) so 90 on BF will be more like 120 on COD.
@@KingDowning and then how to calculate your dpi? I use the following formula 360°/ hfov(for example 360°/90 =4) and then multiply 4 by the number of horizontal pixels on the monitor i.e. 1920*4=7680 and divide this number by the inches that I make for 360° (34cm/2.54=13.39) and then 7680/13.39=574 dpi
Solid recommendation and I do apologize lol i tried to slow down as a i know i speak fast, sometimes, i just wanted to try and make the video as concise as possible LUL thanks for watching xqcL
@@FORZEFUL 4:3 and 16 :9 how much will it be how can you calculate it if a game doesn't have a slider to adjust this value how can we calculate it to apply to
FOV is preference, I would start with max and go lower until it no longer looks visually overwhelming or too fisheye-looking. I used 115 horizontal fov in COD, but 89 vertical fov on BF (which would be like 130 in COD). So it depends on the game, but 103 Horizontal FOV is a great place to start as a lot of games like Overwatch and Valorant have that as the default FOV
No, 1680x1050 has an aspect ratio of 16:10, a bit narrower than 16:9, so it wouldn't match. Try 109 or 109%, I've dug through some comments on another video regarding this jedi trick coefficient trying to find an answer too, since I use a Samsung SyncMaster T220 with a native resolution of 1680x1050.
And i need help, cant match up any Scope in MW19 so i have allways the same cm/360 :( Can you help me too fix that? I play 55cm/360 no scope, i have like 75cm/360 with LMG and 45cm with pistol... It sucks!!!
If you use mouse sens website if has options to give you a certain scopes 360 distance, but i recommend matching your hip sens to whatever 360 /cm you like, and then using the jedi coefficient since the point of the coefficient is to make scopes feel uniform at all points. I hope this helps a bit!!
bro if we talk in discord can u help me to find my best sensitivity and the best coefficient for me? is u have some free time i dont want to bother, is just that my set up is wierd and i cant find the best for me, i can give u my discord and my set up information haha, amazing video btw. have a great day bro.
Absolutely boss! My discord is in the description but if you'd like to message me directly my profile is kingdowing#7138. Thanks for the kind words and havea great day!
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Thanks for the video, but im stuck and would like ur input i play with a 1350 dpi for all games and have my sense tailored in every game im i can do a 360 with the same amount of movement and distance and then i all play with my ads speed always being 76% of my hipfire speed, my question is can i keep and if so how can i keep my dpi 1350 with a sens of 5.68 (overwatch/cod sense) at 103 fov for all videos games but still apply the 1.21 coefficient into the mix cuz i dont know if ill be able keep my same sense then or because im on a coefficient of 1.21 should i put my ads multiplayer to 1 or or leave it at 0.76% cuz i like having that slight slower speed when adsing thank u for ur help i really appreciate it
how to get numbers like 91, and 121
for example another game like pubg, doesn't allow to set coefficient 91 and 121 then how do i calculate it.
this is one of the best videos I have seen so far! Keep up the good work man!
I'm honored to have you watch it! Thank you for all your content you have released, you were a big inspiration and provided a wealth of knowledge during my learning!!!
Two kings respecting each other, what a wholesome sight to be seen.
Insane amount of knowledge. Love that you're sharing it with others. I thought I knew it all when it came to the layers of console settings, but definitely picked up some stuff to test out. Appreciate the video!
Thank you for watching, means a lot. I'll be curious if you make any major changes that help you so definitely lmk if you do boss!!
love the quick and easy to understand commentary for help someone get better
Thank you for checking it out Ash, very much appreciated :)
@@KingDowning thanks for dropping all the info and making it easy to digest =)
One of the most articulate, well spoken, and easy to understand guides out there.
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This video is so well made. Someone recommended this to me and I thought it had a million views or something until I looked down. Keep up the good work and high quality videos
wow! thank you to the homie for sharing, and thank YOU for the kind words! cheers!
this is one of the best explanations of monitor distance coefficient I've ever seen
Thank you so very much
Thanks for all of the helpful info!
I didn't understand the math to calculate the Jedi trick. I have a 3840x1600 (24:10) monitor and I am trying the proper coefficient using this trick.
So I just went to the website and pulled the values for 16:9 and 4:3, others have asked about other various resolution's below so check those if you ever change, but according to the website it looks like the value for that res is 1.632000 or 163 depending on how the game portrays coeff. Hope this helps! Good luck!
I didn’t know you made yt vids, ttv bwoi. Good work! Will def try the Jedi mind trick 0_0
May the force be with you!!
Thank you I just started using my new gaming chair & I never liked sitting close to my TV but now I can see people easier obviously and headshots are sooo much easier.
once i got more consistent with my posture I started to feel so much more confident. it’s insane how much just being properly postured can help you in the game, kind of a “look good, feel good” type of concept in a way. Thanks for checking it out and dropping a comment, i’m so happy it helped you improve!!
THANK YOU THIS is EXACTLY what I was talking about tonight on Twitch, I totally appreciate that you are so clear and consise, KingD, you ROCK my man 🤘😁
Much love Alpha!!!
@@KingDowning AHhhh I'm just small time right now, I gotta' get the knowledge that you're always willing to share with us, that's so awesome of you man, THANK you so much for being a GREAT guy, I may need to stop by and a bunch of channel subs for some of your newer followers, that list is getting BIG my man !!
For someone like myself that has 10 years experience on KBM, can I say, well done man!
Wow thank you so much!! I appreciate you watching!!!
such a high quality video, you truly are a king
appreciate the kind words homie. thanks for watching :)
disclaimer: I am no expert lmao, but this is just my opinion
This is a perfect video explaining everything related, and I love how well you went into things without overcomplicating it. Now although I don't have any daily problems with this, I had to replay a few parts for me to fully understand what you just said, not mainly due to the complexity of what you're saying, but the fact that there was game audio, music, and your voice playing all at the same time, making it a bit hard to focus on your narration. I loved the visual aids to help everyone, but I just felt that the audio was kind of overlayed a bit too much.
Hope this helps :)
I will do my best to clean up the audio and visual clutter! Thanks for the feedback I really appreciate it!
The best video I've seen explaining this.
thanks so much homie 🙏🏼 i feel like i’ve watched a majority of the videos on the topic and wanted to make a video covering some of the things that confused me in my learning process!!! i hope it helped you!!
For the algorithm!
Let’s gooooo!! Big W. Thank you so much 🐐
Nice and informative vid 👍
how do you not have more subs than 168 great video had to hit that sub.. hope to see more videos like this
hey thanks so much homie. i’m just starting out but i definitely plan to do more videos like this in the future! appreciate you!
Tried it out on Cold War and some WZ tonight. Feels good 👍. Love the analysis
Let’s go! Love to hear it! Thanks for checking out the video!
Amazing vib bro!
1000% underrated!!!
Absolutely golden! Subscribed!
Thank you so very much!!! More tricks and tips coming soon 😄
a gem sens video
thanks so much homie!!
10k by 2023???!! You got this!
ayo???? let's get it
Something else to note, Jedi mentioned that his calculation finds the least deviation for 100% distances for all points on screen, but maybe you only need it for 75%. After all, how many edge screen flick shots are you actually making? Repeat the same procedure, only use 75% of the value instead of 100%. This gives you even smaller deviation for all monitor distances in the range of 75% of monitor screen.
The original idea behind the current Jedi's Trick implementation was that it does horizontal and vertical at the same time. Since you are playing with your entire monitor on at all times, I would take it that it is best to calculate this value based off of 100% of your monitor.
I love the commentary ❤️
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That article is clear as mud. There’s apparently a lot more that you need to understand before you try and read this and there’s no backstory.
Stumbled upon this setting with MW2. This needs to be revisited, such a huge setting that no one is talking about or very few understand.
Jedi mouse trick is awesome compromise, and mathematically gets us almost there.
I wonder if in the future a tech company like Nvidia can develop a 0 deviation coefficient with Ai correcting algorithms so that Hipfire and ADS are 100% exact at any angle or monitor distance.
I am earnestly working on a Part 2 focused purely on Coefficient. This setting is huge, and I also would love to see future tech making this easier to understand and use for the casual gamer.
@@KingDowning Man AI auto aim correction would be so f'ing cool. Id be like a human aimbot.
Great informative stuff man!
you’re the 🐐🤝 appreciate you homie
Great informative video man!
Query for you, with the PSA sens finder method. What determines the initial value you put in for the sens? Is it an average amoungst the pro community? Or is it the sens you currently play on within a game?
Good question. As far as the avg of pros method, I have done this at certain points and with certain games in my sens journey per advice of other sources and it's not a bad idea at all actually, but I would be careful not to take it any further than that or allow that value to sway your results in any way. I used that method for Valorant and it worked well, but I had to be careful not to let my favorite pro player/playstyle sway my results in any way because in the end I wanted what felt right for me in terms of aiming. I started at a 310 eDPI and over time ended up at a 258, which was much slower than what I wanted for myself going in (I wanted to emulate Sinatraa's playstyle), but over time as I lowered my sens to that value, I could feel the control I needed, and my flicks were becoming more and more precise.
Other times I just used the default value the game gave me. Heck I even did averages of the results sometimes. In the end, don't overthink it too much as its not always going to be pinpoin accurate, and think of it more as a ballpark perimeter for you to start experimenting within.
I hope this helps more than confuses you. I remember all of this like it was yesterday and know how crazy it can be trying to figure out where to start.
The best Video so far
yo homie thanks so much!! i’ve pretty much watched them all and just wanted to give my take in a concise and (hopefully) helpful way!! thanks again!!
GOD TIER VIDEO!!! I found my perfect sense bro thank you so much!
LET'S GO!! W
Good video bro appreciate it man very well done!!
yo thanks so much homie i really appreciate that and thanks for checking it out
Great video! This is well made a really good explanation's.
So, does your ADS sens need to be at 1 for games like COD in order for the jedi monitor coefficient to be as effective as possible?
Ideally yes, but if you change the values slightly it shouldn’t be a huge problem at all because the coefficient will still be taking affect. I highly recommend getting like a month subscription of mouse-sens if you can to see the exact ADS values and then saving them somewhere for future reference.
Thanks dude you earned a sub
W. thanks for checking the video out!
what if the monitor is 16:10 or resolution 2304x1440 is there a way to find it out ?
Shot mate really appreciate this 👌🏽
Thanks for checking out the vid!!
This is really good thank you.
Thank you for taking the time to watch! I appreciate you very much.
@@KingDowning it turns out I’m a 5/5 sense with 86 I guess that makes me vs s bot
A bot lol
@@daveygravey8888 haha nah people hype high sens or low sens all the time. Its all about what feels comfortable to you in the end tho and if you ever feel like something isn’t working you can tailor it to your liking. As long as you’re getting the results in game as they play out in your mind (like turns and movement as you run thru buildings, corridors, and stairways) then there’s no reason to change anything. But if it ever begins to feel off then just take a look and see if changing your sens will helps at all. Being comfortable with your sens is the only thing that truly matters and once I learned everything and what it all did I began to feel more comfortable messing with my own settings.
Hey dude you are pretty responsive for a content creater. So I saw you play cod. Today I saw some news that actvision finally released that they don’t want to put a fov slider in warzone on console because technical issues. With old gen. Looking at the specs it looks like it’s a ram issue. I’m not a it guy or anything I just have a crappy pc so I’ve gotten to do work on it from time to time. When I first started playing warzone I had 8 g and my game would crash stuff wouldn’t render all kinds of problems then I upgraded and it got a lot better. The way my friends talk to me about the problems there having that’s what it sounds like is happening. So I looked up specs on old gen and next gen. Series x and ps5 look really good but the series s is capped at 10 g and I believe that console will be the benchmark for next gen as Microsoft has already decreased production of series x and increased series s do to a chip shortage or something. I know this is long af comment from some random dude on the internet but I think there is a story here that a lot of people are looking for answers to. If you made it this far thanks for reading it.
I’m pretty sure fov in most games don’t actually effect your cm/360, just effects how it feels.
Good vid finally one vid that helped me to ascend a bit higher altho I didn't understood the jedi's mouse trick
That's what i like to hear. And as for the jedi trick, I linked the article to the method in the description. Basically its just the all around best coefficient to use in games that have coefficient so thats why i recommend it
Let me know if you have any other questions I can help out with!
@@KingDowning I think everything was clear as day unlike other vids that are done after 4 minutes of saying aim train lmao
@@Kikusk0 Yeah I have watched about every video you can get like this and my goal was just to be the point and only talk about the stuff that mattered :D appreciate you homie
Good sheet dood
Thank you so much boss. Appreciate you checking it out!
Any idea what the coefficient would be for 21:9 aspect ratio using your formula?
For the Jedi trick it appears that for 3440x1440 the value is 162. But for 2560x1080, and 5120x2160, the value is 161. Good question, I hope this helps you out!!
@@KingDowning gonna try it out tonight! thanks so much. super interesting and helpful video
@@xDFuNK Awesome homie. No problem at all, my pleasure. I appreciate you! Good luck!!
@@KingDowning do you have the equation or use the converter of mosesensivity
@@aizaypubg5956 I use mouse sens website
oh my effing god this was so stinking helpful i love you long time
I love you
where did he and you get a coefficient of 121? I dont see that in the article the guy made with all them charts.
One hell off a video, Thanks so much! Im hoping this helps me improve :) I really wanna become good
Releasing Part 2 focused purely on Coefficient and FOV very soon, so watch for that. Keep up your grind homie
@@KingDowning Looking forward too it!
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Where would I put the coefficient at in mouse sensitivity calculator if I was trying to do Warzone to Apex to make the aiming feel the same?
There should be a “sensitivity 2” box and you can throw it there! If you have a subscription you can also just select the “Jedi trick - horizontal”, theres 4 drop down boxes at the top and I usually set the “ADS” and “Scope” boxes to the Jedi trick there
So for games that don’t have a coefficient value I can just convert it from aimlab by setting MDV to 121 ?
Yes! I just use the mouse sens calculator usually as it has presets for the Jedi coefficient :)
hello do you know what is the best ads transition timing
I recommend using instant, just based off of the fact that you'll be in the mindset of aiming the moment you press the button.
@@KingDowning you are a legend and do you know what is the coefficient for 16:10
@@pablolebreton100 appreciate you big dog. and it appears the jedi coefficient for that res is 109! Thanks again homie!
Battlefield has separate settings for coefficient and uniform solder aiming so thry arent the same thing.
Not really. Uniform soldier aiming is an on/off toggle. And when off, coefficient is grayed out. Meaning they’re related. Coefficient is the actual value. Uniform soldier aiming is whether we’re applying the coefficient or not.
So what about 3440x1440? I've been using 2.39 but how would the trick correspond to that resolution and 21:9 aspect ratio?
Idk the formula they used but I made a janky calculation that 3440x1440 should be close to 162
@@GodlyNoodle Hello! Sorry for the late reply, i have been busy with IRL stuff! The number is 239 for 3440x1440, BUT if you want to use the Horizontal Jedi method (I recommend this or the vertical method) then 162 is correct! So insane skills on finding that value yourself, that is spot on. The vertical value is 68 if you care to test with that at all. I will be releasing a part 2 to this video focusing only on this setting. Take care!
@@KingDowning dope thanks for the feedback! I’ll try out the vertical sens for sure. I was playing with 0 coefficient originally but made the swap to 162 like 2 weeks ago and it feels great! Can’t wait for part 2
great video. but the music kinda kinda loud over your voice
Thanks for the feedback, i’ll try and adjust the levels a bit in the next one!
It’s been months and I’m still lost lol.. is the implication that it’s better to match your windows sens bc that’s something you have developed muscle memory to or are you saying 1.21 has less deviation and there for more shots will land on this coefficient?
No problem this topic is mind boggling and often only gets more confusing the more you dig into it so i feel you there lol anyways the implication is that latter of your choices. The windows to in-game is something separate entirely and this moreso affects how your perception of aim changes from a hipfire perspective to an ADS perspective. I wish I could do community posts to update everyone, but I am working on an updated video and I will go into more detail on the Jedi coefficient as well. The visual representation of the jedi coeff is what helped me the most and since this video Jedi has published more information about his method and ill be sure to break that all down. I hope this helps more than confuses you!! Have a great day and feel free to ask more questions if I'm not quite "getting it"!
@@KingDowning thanks for the elaborate reply! Seriously awesome of you, much appreciated! 🙏
Did you see the new posts on mouse-sens? i quite still dont understand it but apperently he has developed a new one? have you looked into this?
Yes! I’ve been testing it for the last few weeks and i will make a video on it very soon!
What coefficient is the new one?
@@kekkek2869 I want to know to 😑
Have rewatched the video and read Jedi’s post a couple of times and still can’t get to understand where the 121 and 91 values come from. Can you please enlighten me? I would appreciate it
id actually like to see that too, if what i understood from Jedi's pdf is right, what he was doing is actually changing his in game sensitivity until he achieved the minimum discrepancy between the windows and in-game sensitivity ratio (inches you move the mouse vs. inches of mouse pointer movement onscreen), so i actually dont understand where the 121 monitor coeff. comes from
@@shinigamialexx I am wondering what the math is because he has aspect ratio coefficients
@@gr7057 but he's only working with 0% and 100% of the monitor distance (0 and 1.78 coeff) if im not mistaken
I can see how this would be wildly confusing as I don’t think Jedi mentions any values in his post. But, after Jedi’s post, DPI Wizard implemented the “Jedi Trick” as an option for converting sens on the mouse-sens website and I just went to the website and pulled the values for 16:9 and 4:3. Someone asked about 16:10 and 21:9 in the comments so those should be below. But yeah the exact value for a 16:9 monitor is 1.208889. I hope this helps answer your question!
@@shinigamialexx i replied to the original comment. lmk if this helps clear things up a bit.
so what res would i have to use on valorant for the jedi coefficient?
Sadly there is no setting for coefficient in Valorant, but i will say that if you select the jedi trick on the mouse-sens website it will give you the proper values for all “scopes” using that method so its integrated in a way. It sucks that valorant only gives you one ADS slider too as it would be nice to be able to input the different values for all the different scopes (ie vandal, marshal, op, etc), but currently you have to pick one and use that value for your “ads” across all scopes. I don’t play valorant too much at the moment, but i chose to match at my vandal/phantom ads value. It was either that or the op and i don’t op much and if i do i’m holding a tight peek anyways so i chose vandal/phantom ads value. Hope this makes sense and helps out a bit.
0.855 scoped sens if you're using the Operator 2.5x zoom (only zoom in once, not double zoom) and Chamber's sniper rifle
So is the monitor coefficiant EXACTLY 1.21? I see in the video that you had it at 1.208889 in mouse sensitivity converter.
yah 1.21 is the same
121/1.21 in games that don't allow you to further alter the value. BF just let's you get super specific
1.21 coefficient?
The video explains it all! Thanks for checking it out!
@@KingDowning Sorry i think its obvious who the cod idiots are in the comments
@@devandev haha nah i just couldn’t tell if you were trolling at first or not lol 1.21 and 121 are the same thing depending on the game you play. Some games include the decimal (like cod) some do not (like battlefield).
I am using 178 with ADS sensitivity 0.7 when I switching to 121 should I use 1:1 ADS and get use to it or perhaps keep 0.7 😂 thanks awesome video
Good question. If you are on PC, try starting with 1:1, and adjust it down slowly to what is comfortable. If you are on controller then I'd say stick with the 0.7 if it's more comfortable for you!!
What are your thoughts on FOV and how it affects sensitivity?
I personally don't think translating sens' based off of FOV is that big of a deal anymore, I now just use whatever FOV I set, and then I put in my settings based off of those values. But if you have a game with a locked FOV, and you wanna see what it translates to a game with an FOV slider, then it's not a bad idea to try and either match the FOVs, or just translate the sens based off of the FOV change. I used to nitpick like "oh im using 87 fov in bf4, but 89 in 2042, so I HAVE to translate for that" but not anymore :) Hope this helps answer your question a bit!
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I am glad I asked in more general terms, as you gave your detailed and thorough explanation. Much appreciated and really enjoyed your video.
@@nickskep no problem my friend. I appreciate the kind words and I am glad you found it helpful :)
How do you edit monitor coefficient in games like apex legends that dont have an option?
Great question, there isn't an option for that in some games like Apex for example. That's where mousesens is a great tool at helping you determine what values you need per scope and let the calculator do all the work for you. I wish the site was free, and I'm not sponsored, but I do really recommend snagging at least like a month sub just to be able to play around with your settings in different games to have a deeper understanding of how it all works. If you'd like you can always hit me up on discord and I can help you out with the game in question
@@KingDowning what is your discord? I would really appreciate it if you could show me how to get the same aim as warzone and with the coefficient on warzone being 1.21 and I guess by default apex legends uses 0% distance coefficient
@@Caleb____ I can absolutely do that boss. The link to my discord should be in the description just join up and send me a DM or @ me in my discord i don't use discord too seriously, more as a way to connect with people so just hmu!
ima a god n 1.21 now thanks its way better to flick with sniper and quick scope and track, one question how you get that value? how?
I will prioritize getting that video out this week. Been doing a lot of testing and dont want to rush anything so sorry for the wait, but it is mcquirrel_jedis method and ill elaborate more on that in the video.
@@KingDowning Still working on the video? Looking forward to your insight on the topic
@@Sports4me7 yep sorry for the delay. i was maining playing and streaming BF 2042 and it ruined my aim, so i have been trying to spend more time testing and playing other games to make sure im being thorough. thanks for your patience homie
@@KingDowning of course man, appreciate the work you put into your videos!
@@KingDowning any update on this?
King, what would 5.75 at 400DPI be at 1.21 mcd compared to 1.33 in warzone
I'd say go for it. I'm researching a potential second jedi coefficient as well and everything I'm seeing so far indicates the jedi coeff is goated
@@KingDowning no no I meant would the sens be the same because it feels a bit faster when I change from 1.33 coefficient to 1.21
@@shotarcherz1690 yes it will feel ever so slightly faster, but only when ADSing, nothing changes at a HIP sens
Went to that forum and everyone's just arguing with jedi and then he's correcting himself with different #s. So...is it still updated or...?
68 for vertical and 121 for horizontal are the proper values :)
So, if a play on a 16:9 monitor, but with a stretch res (1440x1080) the god monitor cofficient is 91?
exactly
correct. new details emerged on the topic though so watch out for that 👀
How is all of this adjusted if I am using a 15.6 inch screen with 1920x1080????
How do you change the coefficient in apex?
Sorry for the late reply but Apex does not use coefficient. For apex I use mouse sens’ website and i get my hip sens and also my per optic sens’ because I have a subscription to the website
What's the coefficient for warzone? 1.21?? I'm on 1920/1080.
121 and 1.21 are the same thing, some games just have the decimal, some do not.
Do you notice a difference ?
@@finity9316 Not really, for me it wasn't a game changer. The only difference was relearning the sens change as I noticed changing the monitor distance coefficient affects your sens speed subtly.
Plus in my opinion, 121% MDC is not the same as 1.21.
Hence, after bouncing around different settings, Legacy or Relative 1.78 is what feels best. I'm using Relative 1.78, for the additional flicking advantage. Not to mention quite a few top tier aimers in this game are on Rel 1.78.
@@finity9316 it won’t change anything from a “HIP” perspective, the only thing it will change the feel of is the fights you take at awkward angles by aligning each scope to match at all points of variation on the horizontal axis.
@@Quintbert the difference is hardly noticeable especially if you only use 1/1.25/1.5X scopes and only affects aim when you ADS. It’s more of a mathematically correct approach backed with data to show the points of alignment on a horizontal axis.
I think you meant Monitor Distance Coefficient by MDC, and if so you are correct that MDC =/= Horizontal Monitor Distance. I address that at 3:33. However 121 Coefficient does = 1.21 in other games for example 1.21 coefficient in battlefield is the same as 121 coefficient in COD. It’s just depends on the game. Also Legacy in COD doesn’t utilize the coefficient setting at all. 1.78 is fine if you want to match your aim between scopes to the end of your screen. I find the mathematically correct coefficient to be better and I think you will see many more people switching over once this knowledge becomes more common.
It says access denied when I try to go to the sens calculator
anything other than hipfire IS subscription based, but i do highly recommend getting at least a month and playing around with your sens and seeing what everything does
does this mean "1.21" coeff is only effective with an ADS sens multiplier of 1? Or are you able to change this value?
Great question, im going to assume that it will indeed mess with the coefficient if you change optic per scope too far outside of the original value, or what mouse-sens recommends. that isn't to say that messing with that value isn't a good idea, i know plenty of great players that have tailored that setting and done well
121 ... ONE TWO ONE 😱😳 IT ALL MAKES SENSE NOW
i still dont get where you got 1.21 lol isit 1.21 if u play 16:9 1920 x 1080 ?
Yes 1.21 for Jedi coefficient on 16:9 display
@@KingDowning what about for 16:10 1.09?
Would love to see more Valorant stuff on your channel!
Would a montage be up your alley? I have a bunch of clips I want to make a tage out of sometime I just haven't gotten around to doing it. Thanks for checking me out!
is it necessary to use the same fov in all games
no. but finding fovs that you play comfortably on is a good idea. keep in mind that some games use vertical FOV (like BF) and other games use horizontal FOV (like COD, OW, etc) so 90 on BF will be more like 120 on COD.
@@KingDowning and then how to calculate your dpi? I use the following formula 360°/ hfov(for example 360°/90 =4) and then multiply 4 by the number of horizontal pixels on the monitor i.e. 1920*4=7680 and divide this number by the inches that I make for 360° (34cm/2.54=13.39) and then 7680/13.39=574 dpi
@@nokatomoru Just use whatever DPI you want and use mouse sens to find a good sens for you. The math is only for the coefficient
@@KingDowning that is, i can use the standard dpi value that the mouse manufacturer has set
What if you can't do 400dpi
I recommend matching your DPI to your mouses refresh rate, so for me I use 1000 DPI.
I would suggest u guys that u put the video in 0.75 playback speed this dude is speaking as fast as xqc
Solid recommendation and I do apologize lol i tried to slow down as a i know i speak fast, sometimes, i just wanted to try and make the video as concise as possible LUL thanks for watching xqcL
@@KingDowning ur all good, some people like it fast :D
what would be the coefficient for 5:4 ratio?
For 0 coefficient: 0
For 100 coefficient: 1.25
For jedi coefficient trick: 0.85
@@FORZEFUL 4:3 and 16 :9
how much will it be
how can you calculate it
if a game doesn't have a slider to adjust this value
how can we calculate it to apply to
So what would be the in game coefficient for a Samsung g9. 5120/1440…..356.., but the game only goes up to 300….?
what game?
32/9 is an interesting aspect ratio so I'd assume that's why the math is odd here, but the calculator told me you would use 2.417778
which fov is recommended for the jedi trick?
FOV is preference, I would start with max and go lower until it no longer looks visually overwhelming or too fisheye-looking. I used 115 horizontal fov in COD, but 89 vertical fov on BF (which would be like 130 in COD). So it depends on the game, but 103 Horizontal FOV is a great place to start as a lot of games like Overwatch and Valorant have that as the default FOV
121 Monitor Distance Coefficient = 68% Horizontal Monitor Distance
do i use 121 if i play on 1680 x 1050?! i'm so confused :(
No, 1680x1050 has an aspect ratio of 16:10, a bit narrower than 16:9, so it wouldn't match.
Try 109 or 109%, I've dug through some comments on another video regarding this jedi trick coefficient trying to find an answer too, since I use a Samsung SyncMaster T220 with a native resolution of 1680x1050.
@@thisisntmadeinchina are you sure about this?
@@dracktw Yes, why wouldn't I be sure? I don't post comments just to troll people, try it yourself if you doubt it.
@@thisisntmadeinchina thank you my friend should this work for 2304x1440 as well?
@@dracktw yeah, since 2304x1440 has an aspect ratio of 16:10, it should work.
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from 1.78 to 121 ? really ? or 1.21 ?
Depending on how the game portrays coefficient or USA those values could mean the same thing. COD is 1.21, BF is 121
And i need help, cant match up any Scope in MW19 so i have allways the same cm/360 :(
Can you help me too fix that?
I play 55cm/360 no scope, i have like 75cm/360 with LMG and 45cm with pistol... It sucks!!!
If you use mouse sens website if has options to give you a certain scopes 360 distance, but i recommend matching your hip sens to whatever 360
/cm you like, and then using the jedi coefficient since the point of the coefficient is to make scopes feel uniform at all points. I hope this helps a bit!!
@@KingDowning i will try thx
im gonna play warzone 1.71 sens on 1600 DPI and 1.21 monitor distance and see how it goes
Solid. That's almost exactly my valorant sens! Goodluck in your games!
@@KingDowning I might change it to 1.44 sens
@@shotarcherz1690 never be afraid to change things up! I always write my sens’ I like down so I can reference them in the future if i want!
I’m at 2.0 1600 dpi in CoD but I need more desk space to go any lower 😣
@@Sanctifi3dYT I play 5.75 at 400 DPI now
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What would be the coefficient
In warzone for 21:9?
Or would it be the same 1.21?
No for 21:9 it would be 1.62444
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@@FORZEFUL how to calculate? any example of calculation method thanks
@@aizaypubg5956 It comes down to 68%. So take the width of your resolution and divide by length. Then multiply that by 68%. E.g. (1920÷1080)×68%=1.21
@@FORZEFUL wow thanks !!
DPI = PPI (PIXEL PER INCH)
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bro if we talk in discord can u help me to find my best sensitivity and the best coefficient for me? is u have some free time i dont want to bother, is just that my set up is wierd and i cant find the best for me, i can give u my discord and my set up information haha, amazing video btw. have a great day bro.
Absolutely boss! My discord is in the description but if you'd like to message me directly my profile is kingdowing#7138. Thanks for the kind words and havea great day!
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If you use a ads sens lower then 1 will it effect the monitor coffiecenf??
Yes it will.