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Fate Trigger Sensitivity Converter

1) Calibrate Fate Trigger

Don’t know Fate Trigger’s internal sensitivity scale? No problem. Calibrate once using your current settings and we’ll infer the game’s yaw coefficient for pixel‑perfect conversions.

Find this in your mouse software or use manufacturer defaults.
Use a ruler and turn exactly 360° in-game; measure your mouse travel on the pad.

Advanced: If you already know the yaw, enter it here and skip calibration.

2) Quick Convert

Convert from Fate Trigger to another game by matching 360 distance. Accurate, simple, and instant.

Results will appear here.
We use the standard formula: cm/360 = (360 × 2.54) / (yaw × DPI × sensitivity). Values cache locally for speed.

Convert From Other Games → Fate Trigger

Know your sensitivity in another game? Match your exact 360 distance in Fate Trigger.

Enter values and click convert.

About this Fate Trigger sens converter

This free Fate Trigger Sensitivity Converter helps you match your aim feel across games by using the gold‑standard metric: centimeters (or inches) per full 360‑degree turn. Instead of guessing or trusting vague “multiplier” charts, we calibrate the game’s internal yaw (degrees per mouse count at sensitivity 1) from a simple one‑time measurement you provide. Once yaw is known, conversions are math‑exact and repeatable, so your muscle memory stays intact when switching titles or tweaking gear.

Everything runs locally in your browser for speed and privacy. No ads, no trackers, no cloud saves—just accurate results based on a transparent formula. We include presets for popular games such as CS2/CS:GO, Valorant, and Apex Legends, and you can add custom values if you prefer. The layout is responsive, loads instantly, and embeds cleanly in WordPress (Kadence) using a single Custom HTML block.

How to use

  1. Enter your mouse DPI and your current Fate Trigger sensitivity.
  2. Measure your real 360 distance on your mouse pad and click Calibrate. We’ll infer the yaw and store it safely in your browser.
  3. Use Quick Convert to get the exact sensitivity for another game, or convert from that game back to Fate Trigger. Copy or share the result link in one click.

Tips

  • For best accuracy, disable mouse acceleration in your OS and mouse software.
  • Measure 360 distance at least twice and average the values to reduce error.
  • Keep a note of your DPI profile; conversions are DPI‑dependent.
  • Use the cm/in toggle to match your preferred unit system.
  • If your target game updates input behavior, re‑check its preset yaw or enter a custom value.
Formula and sources

We use the widely accepted relationship: cm/360 = (360 × 2.54) / (yaw × DPI × sensitivity). Rearranged, sensitivity = (360 × 2.54) / (yaw × DPI × cm/360). Preset yaws for CS2/CS:GO (0.022), Valorant (0.07), and Apex Legends (0.022) reflect common community documentation shared by players and developers. If you prefer exactness for your setup, rely on calibration—this measures Fate Trigger yaw from your own hardware and settings for near‑zero error.

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