Battlefield 6 Sensitivity Converter
Transfer your aim perfectly between your favorite games.
Your Converted Sensitivity
New Sensitivity (To Game)
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eDPI
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cm/360°
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About Battlefield Sensitivity
Maintaining consistent aim across different FPS games is key to performance. This tool helps you convert your sensitivity from other popular titles to Battlefield 6 (2042) and vice-versa, ensuring your muscle memory translates perfectly. We do this by keeping your cm/360° value the same. This is the physical distance you move your mouse to perform a full 360-degree turn in-game, and it's the true measure of sensitivity.
Battlefield also features a powerful setting called Uniform Soldier Aiming. When turned on, it ensures that your aim speed feels consistent regardless of which scope you're using. This prevents the jarring change in speed when you switch from a red dot sight to a high-powered scope. For best results, we recommend turning Uniform Soldier Aiming ON in your settings and leaving its coefficient at the default of 133%.
How to Use This Converter
- Select Your Games: Choose the game you're converting FROM and the game you're converting TO (e.g., Battlefield 6).
- Enter Your Settings: Input your mouse DPI and the in-game sensitivity you use in your "From" game.
- Get Your New Sensitivity: The tool instantly calculates the equivalent sensitivity for your "To" game.
- Apply In-Game: Open your "To" game's settings and enter the "New Sensitivity" value. Your aim should now feel identical. The calculated eDPI and cm/360° can be used to compare your settings with others.
Tips for Perfect Battlefield Aim
- Enable Uniform Soldier Aiming: This is arguably the most important setting for consistent aim in Battlefield. Find it in the mouse/keyboard settings and turn it ON. Keep the coefficient at 133%.
- Use Raw Mouse Input: Ensure "Raw Mouse Input" is turned ON in your game settings. This bypasses any Windows mouse acceleration for the most accurate tracking.
- Find Your Range: Most professional Battlefield players use a cm/360° value between 25 and 50 cm. If you're new, this is a good range to aim for. Lower values are better for precision, while higher values help with quick turns.
- Stick With It: Once you've found a sensitivity that feels good, stick with it. Consistency is the fastest way to build muscle memory and improve your aim.
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