How does SensScale calculate true 1:1 camera yaw sensitivity?

Every game engine scales mouse input counts by an internal camera yaw multiplier (e.g. Valorant = 0.070°, CS2/Apex = 0.022°, Overwatch 2 = 0.0066°). SensScale calculates: Target Sens = (Source Sens * (Source Yaw / Target Yaw)) * (Source DPI / Target DPI).

What is cm/360° and why is it superior to eDPI?

eDPI only works within the exact same game title. cm/360 measures the true physical distance your mouse travels across your mousepad to execute a full 360° turn, preserving pure physical muscle memory across every title.

Does SensScale support clean URL routing for sharing sensitivity configurations?

Yes. SensScale features universal, Google-friendly clean URL routing. Any conversion setup can be shared or bookmarked directly via clean paths (e.g. sensscale.com/valorant-to-cs2/) with our 1-click Copy Share Link engine.

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01 Source game Unreal Engine 4

Game Title

Valorant

Sensitivity Yaw: 0.070°

Hardware DPI Sensor Counts

DPI

02 Target game Source 2

Game Title

Counter-Strike 2

Target Sensitivity Yaw: 0.022°

1.114

Target DPI:

eDPI (Sens × DPI) 280

RATIO SCALING 3.1818x

EST. INCHES / 360° 18.4"

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Physical desktop distance needed to execute a 360-degree rotation. The universal benchmark unaffected by engine camera yaw.

Rotational Distance

46.7 cm

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46.7 cm

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Medium 32 cm

Large 45 cm

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Everything you need to know about game engine rotational scaling, m_yaw constants, and camera angles.

Most 3D game engines treat mouse movement as counts (dots). Each count rotates your in-game camera by a fixed angle defined by the engine yaw constant. For instance, CS2 uses 0.022° per count, Valorant uses 0.070°, and Overwatch 2 uses 0.0066°. SensScale uses exact mathematical parity: Target Sens = Source Sens × (Source Yaw / Target Yaw) × (Source DPI / Target DPI).

After clicking [Copy Sensitivity], open your target game settings. In games like CS2, you can also paste into the console via sensitivity [value] or directly into your autoexec.cfg. For Unreal Engine games like Valorant, paste directly into the in-game sensitivity field.

eDPI is calculated as Sensitivity × DPI, but because every game engine applies a completely different base yaw multiplier, 280 eDPI in Valorant equals roughly 890 eDPI in CS2. The only true engine-agnostic metric is cm/360°.

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