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Hi there!
Thank you for trying Aim Lab and giving the feedback. When you select a game (like Overwatch), it should work as below:
1. Give your settings options as they are labeled and provided in that specific game
2. Set the values to the default values in that game
3. Auto convert hipfire, ADS/zoom, FOV, ADS/zoom FOV to Aim Lab
If that does not work for you, please press F1 during setting to submit a bug report with short description. We will look into the report soon after receiving it. Thanks!
Which weapon are you having issues with ADS sights not lining up with shots? Sounds like an annoying bug and want to get this fixed for you asap!
Never really considered scoring hipfire and ADS separately. We can pretty easily do that, as well as separate out your performance by states (i.e. hipfire, ADS, running, crouching, etc) which is something we already have in the works. Is that the same thing you were thinking?
Ok great thanks for confirming the bug, will look into it asap!
The state-based data separation is in the works and I would expect it to go live within the next few months so stay tuned!
Just so I understand, if you're using aim lab sensitivity scale, and you have say, 0.5 as hipfire and ads sense, they will be 1:1? no scaling? 1cm hipfire = 1cm ads? (If so, this is great!)
Also can you add an option to make the guns invisible? crosshairs only?
That is correct, we do have preset conversions for lots of games sensitivity already built into Aim Lab, There are currently a few issues with the system, but youu basically go to settings >> controls then select your game of choice and enter the settings as you would in that game. There is also currently options under options >> graphics to either make the gun/hand models holographic(see through) or to toggle it off all together.
Ah I see, thank you for the reply!
I will look into the holographic mode and see how it looks :)