Sensitivity change when changing from 16:9 to 4:3

[✪bankie]

i recently changed my csgo resolution from 16:9 to 4:3 stretched. now we all know that fov changes with aspect ratio, and that sensitivity depends on fov. i want the same sensitivity i had when i used to play on 16:9 when i play on 4:3. can someone tell me what is the fov when running the game in 4:3??

[cl_hidefrags@MU$IK]

HI, untill now i played on a 4:3 monitor, ive got a 16:10 monitor by a friend and realy dont like that the horizontal mousemovement feels faster than the vertical, can please u tell me what i have to do to play with 4:3 mousebehavior on a 16:10 monitor,

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cl_hidefrags@MU$IK eredeti hozzászólása:

HI, untill now i played on a 4:3 monitor, ive got a 16:10 monitor by a friend and realy dont like that the horizontal mousemovement feels faster than the vertical, can please u tell me what i have to do to play with 4:3 mousebehavior on a 16:10 monitor,

Your mouse behaviour is exactly the same regardless of aspect ratio. Also avoid necro'ing threads.

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cl_hidefrags@MU$IK eredeti hozzászólása:

HI, untill now i played on a 4:3 monitor, ive got a 16:10 monitor by a friend and realy dont like that the horizontal mousemovement feels faster than the vertical, can please u tell me what i have to do to play with 4:3 mousebehavior on a 16:10 monitor,

Depends, if you didnt stretch your resolution there should be no difference from going to 16:10 from 4:3.

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cl_hidefrags@MU$IK eredeti hozzászólása:

HI, untill now i played on a 4:3 monitor, ive got a 16:10 monitor by a friend and realy dont like that the horizontal mousemovement feels faster than the vertical, can please u tell me what i have to do to play with 4:3 mousebehavior on a 16:10 monitor,

Your mouse behaviour is exactly the same regardless of aspect ratio. Also avoid necro'ing threads.

Why shouldnt helpfull threads be necroed? I would argue there is no point making a new thread if an old one can resolve your question/issue. Also you are not a mod, let them decide how to handle this. ;)

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cl_hidefrags@MU$IK eredeti hozzászólása:

HI, untill now i played on a 4:3 monitor, ive got a 16:10 monitor by a friend and realy dont like that the horizontal mousemovement feels faster than the vertical, can please u tell me what i have to do to play with 4:3 mousebehavior on a 16:10 monitor,

Depends, if you didnt stretch your resolution there should be no difference from going to 16:10 from 4:3.

Hobbled Dragon Key eredeti hozzászólása:

Your mouse behaviour is exactly the same regardless of aspect ratio. Also avoid necro'ing threads.

Why shouldnt helpfull threads be necroed? I would argue there is no point making a new thread if an old one can resolve your question/issue. Also you are not a mod, let them decide how to handle this. ;)

Well generally people find it annoying to be notified of someone asking a question on a post from 2015, me included. Hence why necroing is frowned upon, if they have a question that is unique and seperate from the post in some fashion then its generally good practise to make a new thread.

[cl_hidefrags@MU$IK]

well i dont ask for a 16:9 mousebehavior on 16:9 4:3 stretched/halfed monitor,
i ask 4 the complete oposite of it and i havnt seen any1 mentioned to want what i want so i asked, i just want 2 slow down the horizontal mousespeed but keep the vertical mousespeed at the same time

[cl_hidefrags@MU$IK]

on 16:10

[ian]

sensitivity doesn't change but perspective does. it is more zoomed in so your screen seems to move quicker, but if you want a lower sensitivity on a zoomed in aspect ratio, then just experiment and have 2 separate sensitivities.

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✪bankie eredeti hozzászólása:

i recently changed my csgo resolution from 16:9 to 4:3 stretched. now we all know that fov changes with aspect ratio, and that sensitivity depends on fov. i want the same sensitivity i had when i used to play on 16:9 when i play on 4:3. can someone tell me what is the fov when running the game in 4:3??

Thank you for bringing up this interesting topic. It is true that changing the aspect ratio from 16:9 to 4:3 in video games can have an impact on the sensitivity of the game, as well as the field of view (FOV).

The reason for this lies in the way that video games handle aspect ratios and FOV. FOV is essentially the amount of the game world that is visible to the player at any given time. When you change the aspect ratio, you are essentially changing the shape of the "window" through which you view the game world. This can have an impact on how much of the game world you see at any given time.

In addition to changing the amount of the game world that is visible, changing the aspect ratio can also affect the way that the game world is distorted. When you play on a stretched 4:3 resolution, for example, the game world may appear wider than it does on a 16:9 resolution. This distortion can also have an impact on the way that the game feels to play.

Now, when it comes to sensitivity, it is important to understand that it is typically measured in inches per 360 degrees. This means that the distance your mouse needs to move in order to turn your character 360 degrees is what determines your sensitivity. Because FOV is directly tied to sensitivity, changing your aspect ratio can impact your sensitivity as well.

To answer your question specifically, the FOV when running the game in 4:3 will depend on the specific resolution you are using. However, there are tools and calculators available online that can help you determine what your FOV will be at a given resolution.

In order to maintain the same sensitivity when changing from 16:9 to 4:3, you may need to adjust your mouse sensitivity to compensate for the change in FOV. There are also some players who prefer to use a different sensitivity for different aspect ratios, as they feel that it helps them maintain consistency across different resolutions.

In conclusion, changing the aspect ratio in video games can have a significant impact on sensitivity and FOV. While it may take some experimentation to find the right settings for your preferred aspect ratio, there are tools and resources available to help you achieve the desired results.

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Hobbled Dragon Key eredeti hozzászólása:

oldirty` eredeti hozzászólása:

Depends, if you didnt stretch your resolution there should be no difference from going to 16:10 from 4:3.




Why shouldnt helpfull threads be necroed? I would argue there is no point making a new thread if an old one can resolve your question/issue. Also you are not a mod, let them decide how to handle this. ;)

Well generally people find it annoying to be notified of someone asking a question on a post from 2015, me included. Hence why necroing is frowned upon, if they have a question that is unique and seperate from the post in some fashion then its generally good practise to make a new thread.

Then its your issue for not unsubscribing...

cl_hidefrags@MU$IK eredeti hozzászólása:

well i dont ask for a 16:9 mousebehavior on 16:9 4:3 stretched/halfed monitor,
i ask 4 the complete oposite of it and i havnt seen any1 mentioned to want what i want so i asked, i just want 2 slow down the horizontal mousespeed but keep the vertical mousespeed at the same time

If you have played on a 4:3 with no modification of any kind your mouse will behave exactly the same on 16:10. Technically you already have what you want.

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Hobbled Dragon Key eredeti hozzászólása:

Well generally people find it annoying to be notified of someone asking a question on a post from 2015, me included. Hence why necroing is frowned upon, if they have a question that is unique and seperate from the post in some fashion then its generally good practise to make a new thread.

Then its your issue for not unsubscribing...

cl_hidefrags@MU$IK eredeti hozzászólása:

well i dont ask for a 16:9 mousebehavior on 16:9 4:3 stretched/halfed monitor,
i ask 4 the complete oposite of it and i havnt seen any1 mentioned to want what i want so i asked, i just want 2 slow down the horizontal mousespeed but keep the vertical mousespeed at the same time

If you have played on a 4:3 with no modification of any kind your mouse will behave exactly the same on 16:10. Technically you already have what you want.

Lol it's my issue for not going back to a thread from almost a decade ago?

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How are you guys find this old topics haha

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fluffy eredeti hozzászólása:

The sensitivity doesn't change, though.
If you do a 360 at 16:9, you'll do a 360 at 4:3 as well.

Changing the horizontal sens value will probably just mess up your aim and muscle memory.

It does change, usually is lower than 16:9

[Kitai]

fov changes to the proper aspect ratio of the screen, so its common for 4:3 to be faster at the same sense as its slower at 16:9, the field of view is what changes, so the lower fov makes the sense feel faster then what 16:9 shows.

so in practice lower fov=faster sense, higher fov=slower sense(csgo's fov is tied to the aspect ration/resolution, its pretty stupid imo but makes alot of sense if you tinker with pcs)

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Hobbled Dragon Key eredeti hozzászólása:

oldirty` eredeti hozzászólása:

Then its your issue for not unsubscribing...




If you have played on a 4:3 with no modification of any kind your mouse will behave exactly the same on 16:10. Technically you already have what you want.

Lol it's my issue for not going back to a thread from almost a decade ago?

Looking at your comment history in this thread.... YES it is absolutly your fault.

[✪bankie]

So Im seeing this thread has picked up some traction again and there maybe newer people who dont know what the exact answer to this question is.
In my experience, I DID NOT have to change the sensitivity when changing resolution. I tried this with 4:3, 4:3 stretched, and 16:10. The way I experimented was moving my mouse a known distance on the mousepad with each resolution and seeing if an exact 360 was achieved. iirc, it was 6-8 inches for me for a 360 with 1100dpi and 1 ingame sens.