So, naturally one would think that the default coefficient in BF1 is corresponding to this 4:3 aspect ratio.Īlso wouldn't messing with the zoom all alter the USA zoom ratio? Wait, so what is the 133% coefficient representing then? When USA was first introduced in BF4, it was designed around the edge to edge ratio of a 4:3 aspect ratio screen, which should be the same thing as "1" in CSGO. Or set it to 0.818975 (it's the same as csgo zoom sens if the coeff is set to 0.017778 as you can see). To match 0.81 you need to adjust the zoomall to 0.81 also I don't play Counter-Strike so that's not relevant to me.Ġ.017778 in BF1 is the same as zoom sensitivity 1 in csgo at 75% monitor distance. I was under the impression that you should use 133% but I guess I'll use 100%. However if you prefer different hipfire and ADS mouse speed (think call of duty) changing this value will not affect USA matching the ADS values across ALL zoom scales.Ĭhanging individual zoom settings is not recommended as it negates the reasoning behind using USA. So given the above if you want ADS and hipfire to to have the exact same relationship between mouse movement and monitor distance travelled then ADS zoom must be set to 100%. The co efficient is simply a value that allows you to adjust at what ratio the relationship between the varying ADS (zoom) levels are matched. The USA option allows you to match all ADS irrespective of zoom level to the same mouse movement to monitor distance. These two options allow you to differentiate your mouse movement to monitor distance respectively.
Some people seem to be misunderstanding the two sensitivities and the coefficient.īF1 offers two sensitivities (disregard individual zoom options) HIP fire & AIm Diwn Sight (zoom)
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