#Aim labs sensitivity manual#
Use that value in AimLab.Īnother more tricky alternative to doing a manual measurement of your ADS is using the formula that Ubisoft released last year explaining how the ADS number functions as a percentage of your hipfire. Using the calculator The following instructions are demonstrated in the video linked at the top of this sheet.
One of our most skilled players recommends a sensitivity. Go back to the the site I mentioned above and keep playing with hipfire value until it spits out a 360 distance that matches your ADS measurement. The most popular way to do that is to just fiddle with the sensitivity slider until it feels good. If you want it to then tell you your ADS distance, you need a premium account, which I think is $2 a month or something like that.Īlternatively, you can get a tape measure, go into a T-Hunt or custom and just measure the distance it takes to complete a 360 while ADS. What you can do is use the site Mouse Sensitivity Converter, select "Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege", enter your current hipfire settings and see what your 360 is in inches. Aim Lab is the aim trainer of choice for over 25 Million players, from beginners to esports pros. For this reason, Aim Lab offers multiple scales for setting your sensitivity. Aim Lab is the aim trainer of choice for over 25 Million players, from beginners to esports pros.
Bit late to this thread, but was considering doing the same thing, because I have a really low ADS speed relative to my hipfire in Siege. Almost all games use different sensitivity scales, for example, this means that the numerical value of your CSGO sensitivity will not transfer over to VALORANT as it will feel drastically different due to being calculated by a completely separate set of rules.
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