Mouse Sensitivity Helper

Gamers usually prefer to use the same sensitivity in all FPS games they play, as aiming becomes much more difficult if you have to move the mouse different amounts in order to target enemies in multiple games.

Mouse Sensitivity Helper is a very useful tool that enables you to convert your standard cm/360 sensitivity to in-game sensitivity, as well as determine your preferred cm/360 sensitivity if you don’t already know it.

To make the most of this application, you need to know your preferred physical sensitivity, which is measured in cm/360 or inches/360 degrees. Essentially, this tells you how much you need to move the mouse in order to perform a full 360 rotation in-game.

Thankfully, this program can also help you calculate your physical sensitivity based on the in-game sens and your mouse DPI.

The first method consists of trial and error, as the application uses DPI and the provided cm/360 value to simulate mouse movement, allowing you to fine-tune the in-game sens until a perfect 360 rotation is performed.

However, there is a quicker and perhaps more reliable method you can take advantage of, as long as the game allows you to set the sensitivity using a numeric value.

Once you have entered the DPI, cm/360 value and in-game sens, you can switch to the game and simulate mouse movement manually using a series of hotkeys. After performing a complete rotation, the program will calculate the ideal in-game sensitivity based on the result.

A number of tooltips are available to help you figure out how the program works, but the UI design and lack of local documentation make it somewhat less intuitive than we would have liked. Nevertheless, most users should get the hang of things quickly enough.

In short, Mouse Sensitivity Helper is a great tool for gamers who wish to ensure they use the same sensitivity in all FPS games they play. The UI is not very polished, but the tooltips will certainly help first-time users.