Scoped sens multiplier

my ingame sens is 0.45 and scoped multiplier for oping is 0.945.
Thing is I wanna lower my sens to 0.35 but I want my scoped sens to be the same but i dont understand how that shit works. Can someone explain?

i think the math goes like this (Mouse DPI) x (In game sens) = eDPI(ie. your equivalent sens)

KssS [#2]

i think the math goes like this (Mouse DPI) x (In game sens) = eDPI(ie. your equivalent sens)

ye ik but that's for edpi and i'm talking about scoped multiplier which you use or oping

notAGN [#3]

ye ik but that's for edpi and i'm talking about scoped multiplier which you use or oping

then just reverse engineer the eDPI. 800dpi x 0.45=360 so, 360eDPI x 0.945 =340.2 <-- this is your desired scoped edpi
800 x 0.35 = 280 <-- your new edpi, 280 x 1.215 = 340.2, therefore your scope multiplier should be 1.215

KssS [#4]

then just reverse engineer the eDPI. 800dpi x 0.45=360 so, 360eDPI x 0.945 =340.2 <-- this is your desired scoped edpi
800 x 0.35 = 280 <-- your new edpi, 280 x 1.215 = 340.2, therefore your scope multiplier should be 1.215

this is right but i don't think you need to involve eDPI as DPI is constant here:
0.45*0.945=0.42525
0.42525/0.35=1.215

doddsville [#5]

this is right but i don't think you need to involve eDPI as DPI is constant here:
0.45*0.945=0.42525
0.42525/0.35=1.215

ahh so we just multiply general sens by scoped multiplier lol got it ty

0.45 to 0.35 if 800dpi is a huge change, leave your scope sens like that to keep the ratio

notAGN [#6]

ahh so we just multiply general sens by scoped multiplier lol got it ty

yes as long as you don't change DPI

nikoko07 [#7]

0.45 to 0.35 if 800dpi is a huge change, leave your scope sens like that to keep the ratio

you should keep this ratio THEN BOZO 🤡🤡

doddsville [#8]

yes as long as you don't change DPI

ofc that's a no brainer