About This Farlight 84 Sensitivity Converter

This free Farlight 84 sensitivity converter helps you keep your aim consistent when switching between popular shooters like Valorant, Apex Legends, CS2, Overwatch 2, Fortnite and Farlight 84 itself. It calculates the physical distance your mouse travels to complete a 360° turn (cm/360) using game‑specific yaw constants. By matching that value across games you preserve muscle memory, reduce adaptation time and avoid over or under-shooting flicks. The tool also computes effective DPI (eDPI) and lets advanced players override yaw values for custom verification. Everything runs instantly in your browser—no tracking, no server calls, and it works smoothly on mobile, tablet or desktop.

How to Use

Select the conversion direction (for example “From Valorant ➜ Farlight”), enter your mouse DPI and your current in‑game sensitivity. Optionally adjust horizontal FOV or supply a custom yaw constant if you have a verified value. Click Convert to generate equivalent sensitivities for every supported title. You can copy individual results, copy all, export everything as JSON for backups, or download a local file. Your last used inputs are remembered locally so you can return later without retyping anything. Need to tweak? Change the input values and hit Convert again—results update instantly.

Tips for the Best Aim Consistency

1. Always confirm your DPI in your mouse software before converting. 2. Stick to one DPI (commonly 800 or 1600) and adjust only the in-game value. 3. After converting, hop into the practice range to ensure tracking and micro-adjustments feel natural. 4. Use a large enough mousepad so your full 360° fits comfortably. 5. Re-check sensitivity after large FOV changes, since perceived speed can shift even if cm/360 stays constant. 6. Keep raw input enabled and disable OS acceleration. 7. Avoid chasing pro players’ numbers blindly—consistency beats extreme low or high sensitivities. This tool aims to outperform basic calculators by offering a clean UX, fast offline calculations, export options, and accessible design compatible with modern WordPress themes.

Extra Guidance & Simple Advice

If you are new to converters, do not worry. This page makes the hard math easy. Type in what you already use in one game and press Convert. You get numbers for every other game right away. Take the new number, put it inside the next game, and test in a bot range or a casual match. Move your arm in smooth lines. If it feels a little fast or slow you can nudge it by tiny steps until it feels natural. Try to keep one main setup for at least a week so your brain can lock it in. A stable sensitivity builds trust in your flicks and tracking. Drink water, relax your grip, and take short breaks so your hand stays fresh. Small habits like cleaning your mouse feet and keeping the pad dust free also help your aim stay consistent.