Aimbeast problem

[nimmy uses configs]

I use 103 fov, hdres, same res, and same sens and my sens still feels faster, and i capped it to my normal frames. My sens still feels fast when i get in game and im not improving. can someone help!

[nimmy uses configs]

Originally posted by mroug2:

What game are you trying to practice for? What aspect ratio / resolution are you trying to replicate?

fortnite

[nimmy uses configs]

Originally posted by mroug2:

What game are you trying to practice for? What aspect ratio / resolution are you trying to replicate?

im using my fortnite sens, same res, same resolution, same FOV, 3rd person.and same fps cap

[nimmy uses configs]

Originally posted by mroug2:

Use 103 hdeg res (OW/Fortnite/Valorant) for 3rd person with sensitivity scale set to Fortnite. Vertical sensitivity should be locked to horizontal if you use the same x and y sensitivities in Fortnite. Does it still feel slower?

why though?

[nimmy uses configs]

Originally posted by mroug2:

Use 103 hdeg res (OW/Fortnite/Valorant) for 3rd person with sensitivity scale set to Fortnite. Vertical sensitivity should be locked to horizontal if you use the same x and y sensitivities in Fortnite. Does it still feel slower?

it feels slower than 80 FOV idk bro

[nimmy uses configs]

Originally posted by mroug2:

Use 103 hdeg res (OW/Fortnite/Valorant) for 3rd person with sensitivity scale set to Fortnite. Vertical sensitivity should be locked to horizontal if you use the same x and y sensitivities in Fortnite. Does it still feel slower?

no it feels bad, when i got on fortnite

[nimmy uses configs]

Originally posted by mroug2:

Maybe what you feel is correct. But as for 'why not 80´, the reason is that aim trainers like Aimbeast are from first person perspective, so it would make sense that the FOV has to be made higher to match Fortnites TPP. For 'why 103', the only source I can find is Aimer7s tweet recommending it for Kovaaks, which should work the same way as Aimbeast. How he got that number I have no clue.

One thing you could do is find your real Fortnite sensitivity if you haven't already. The value shown in Fortnites menu is not accurate. I found this post, maybe it can help more: https://www.reddit.com/r/FPSAimTrainer/comments/ab4n1t/getting_my_exact_fortnite_sensitivity_help/ecxyubc/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

If all else fails, you can use the old ruler method and measure the distance to rotate your view 360 degrees in Fortnite, then try to change your Aimbeast sensitivity to make it match. If you think 80 matches better, you can verify it using the ruler.

By the way, what monitor are you using?

i use 60 Hz moniter rn but my 165 is on my floor idk why

[nimmy uses configs]

it says failed to deserailize file. Expection, Unable to read beyond the stream idk why

[nimmy uses configs]

Originally posted by mroug2:

I checked the post again and its pretty old, the newer version of the ClientSettingsEditor is here: https://github.com/AltimorTASDK/ClientSettingsEditor/releases/download/1.5/ClientSettingsEditor.zip

says failed to open file

[nimmy uses configs]

Originally posted by mroug2:

If this doesnt work then it might be that Fortnite made some changes to how they serialize their files. Kovaak has an alternative method however: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbIn7FKfphQ

one of the steps he used doesn't work anymore

[nimmy uses configs]

Originally posted by mroug2:

If this doesnt work then it might be that Fortnite made some changes to how they serialize their files. Kovaak has an alternative method however: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbIn7FKfphQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvhzeDoOWdA does that work aswell?

[nimmy uses configs]

Originally posted by mroug2:

I can't test myself right now, but I'm interested to hear if it works for you

it doesn't:(

[nimmy uses configs]

Originally posted by mroug2:

To be honest, unless you feel that the sensitivity is significantly off from Fortnite, I would find the FOV that feels the most correct and practice with that. The subtle differences in mouse feel you're noticing might be due to the different game engines for example. The sure-fire way to verify that you infact get the exact same cm/360 in both games is to measure it using a ruler and then possibly change the sensitivity in Aimbeast to match

This is a stretch but if you have some software to control the mouse configuration like LGHUB, check that you have a universal DPI set, so different games don't use different DPI settings. Likewise, make sure your Nvidia/AMD configurations apply to both games

ILL TRY