Been playing osu! on my laptop in 1280x720 for the past month. I just got my desktop fixed and am now playing in 1080p, however even when the sensitivity slider stays the same, (1.39) it feels less sensitive. Playing in 720p fixes this but it looks like bleh on a 1080p 27 inch monitor.
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How to scale sensitivity to resolution?
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balldoowell wrote:
Been playing osu! on my laptop in 1280x720 for the past month. I just got my desktop fixed and am now playing in 1080p, however even when the sensitivity slider stays the same, (1.39) it feels less sensitive. Playing in 720p fixes this but it looks like bleh on a 1080p 27 inch monitor.
Very simple math is how you scale your sens
Also, 1080p 27 inches? Horrible monitor. Max screen size for 1080p should be 24 inches. 27-32 inches is 1440p or 4k territory.
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Dont knock it till you try it
Had a 1080p 144hz 27 inch phillips, looked horrible for gaming however desktop applications where fine. Decided to downsize to a 24inch AOC 2460gpqu 144hz and now everything is crisp.balldoowell wrote:
Dont knock it till you try it
21.5 inch masterrace reporting in.
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Anti-aliasing nig. Also what calculator are you using it looks cool
Math input panel and generic Windows 10 calculator, nothing special, they should come bundled with ur os.balldoowell wrote:
Anti-aliasing nig. Also what calculator are you using it looks cool
Edit: how did the news sens work out?
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Oh yeah it works perfectly now if we were on reddit.com/r/osugame I would give you gold
btw nice wallpaper hope your mom doesnt see it
btw nice wallpaper hope your mom doesnt see it
balldoowell wrote:
Oh yeah it works perfectly now if we were on reddit.com/r/osugame I would give you gold
btw nice wallpaper hope your mom doesnt see it
20 years old... My mom doesnt care lol
http://jsfiddle.net/an789d4s/embedded/result/
This tells you the range you are using with your dpi and osu resolution easily.
This tells you the range you are using with your dpi and osu resolution easily.
Cant do simple math now... Gotta get a program to tell you that you need a certain sens or can you figure out the pixel density then multiply it out.NixXSkate wrote:
http://jsfiddle.net/an789d4s/embedded/result/
This tells you the range you are using with your dpi and osu resolution easily.
Clappy wrote:
Cant do simple math now... Gotta get a program to tell you that you need a certain sens or can you figure out the pixel density then multiply it out.NixXSkate wrote:
http://jsfiddle.net/an789d4s/embedded/result/
This tells you the range you are using with your dpi and osu resolution easily.