depends on your actual nonzoom fov

90 fov

http://kyto.dez.fi/ql/zoomsens/

sorry, too stupid too figure out how im supposed to use it. Can someone do it for me? I've tried did a full 360 with sensitivity 2 90 fov unzoomed and the closest i could get to that feeling in zoomed mode 90 fov 90 zoomfov was with cg_zoomsensitivity .45.

You put your non zoomed sensitivity in the Sensitivity-box then your normal (unzoomed) fov to the FOV-box and finally your zoomfov to the Zoom FOV-box and then press Calculate. You then get the value you should use for cg_zoomSensitivity so it would equal your normal sensitivity.

cg_zoomfov 90
bind space +zoom

yer welcome

i actually don't get this thread as QL, unlike Q3 scales to the correct sens when u zoom in.

this will be my last post because i don't think anybody understands what im trying to say and i can't explain it any better. I know that ql scales the sens when you zoom. What i want to do is use a lowered cg_zoomsensitivitivity so cg_zoomfov 90 zoomed in will feel exactly like sens 2 cl_mouseaccel 0 at 90 fov. my zoomfov is 90 and same with fov. If i just use cg_zoomsensitivity 1 and let ql scale it and use zoom at 90 zoomfov it will feel like 3.5 sensitivity 0 accel but i want it to feel like 2 sens 0 accel so i have to use something like cg_zoomsensitivity .45.

there are 2 ways you can do this but for both I need to know your base fov value..

but I'll assume your base fov value is 90 just for the sake of giving you my examples:

First

cg_zoomsensitivity is a multiplier so you need 2/3.5 = 0.57~ assuming fov = 90 and zoomfov = 90

so set cg_zoomsensitivity 0.5714285714 or 0.57


Second:
set cg_fov 90
set cg_zoomfov 90
set cg_zoomsensitivity 1

bind [key] +ubersens


alias +ubersens "sensitivity 2"
alias -ubersens"sensitivity 3.5"

because you are technically not zooming with zfov 90 and basefov 90 you only need to make a sens alias.

if you tell me your base fov I'll adjust it for you.

have a nice day.

my base fov is 90. I want to use the first method instead of the second method you mentioned because with my complicated config I need to use it. Also when i first tried to calculate it i thought 57 percent of 3.5 is 1.995 so tried using .57 cg_zoomsensitivity but it still felt a bit different so i did a ruler test with 90 zfov 3.5 sens 0 accel .57 zoomsens and it was definitely different from 90 basefov 2 sens 0 accel. The closest i could get with the ruler was using .45 zoomsens so i think something is wrong with the way im calculating it.

http://op.quakelive.com.br/zoomsens/

I do have a questions thouhg. When I set zoomsensitvity to 0 - why does my base sens change, i.e. when I am out of zoom.

My setup is:

sens 3,8
accel 0,01
fov 100
zoomfov 75

its funy how ppl now uses accel 0.01 cypher copycat.

People like to keep to simple numbers.
It would be more funny if you found they were on 6400dpi.

what do you mean? In case you put same fov and zoomfov? At 0 it should only be the same in case your base fov is 90(and zoom fov aswell)
and 1 is bugged at non-4:3 resolutions

I've found that when you use a non-0 value, the global sensitivity is changed (compared to q3 algorithm). zoomsens set to 0 is much more smooth to me. It's subtle but noticable with micro-movements.
So basically, if you're used to used to a value, keep it that way.