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XIM APEX Discussions / Would SAB make someone harder to shoot opposed to someone with 0 SAB?

« Last post by Rrerbacam on Today at 04:55 PM »

Just wondering if SAB has an effect on making yourself as a target any less or more harder to hit.

Thanks

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XIM 4 Discussions / Re: Ballistic curve required

« Last post by ceebs on Today at 04:42 PM »

Do you need something?

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XIM APEX Discussions / Re: Higher polling Rate on mouse than xim

« Last post by Bb4life1991 on Today at 04:21 PM »

Try a different game - FN's AA is different from almost every other game where ADS spam is completely ineffective and slowdown near the hitbox is far more prominent.

I played Destiny for years at 12K DPI and I had no idea what RML was banging on about with his sticky AA issues. It's only when I dropped my DPI down to 3200 that the penny dropped.

Swapping to analog controls makes AA even more prominent, which makes sense as controllers have two sticks and both are involved in aim.

Ya thats a possibility it could just be fortnite...the concept to me still is weird dpi shouldnt effect aim assist in any game (not saying it doesnt) but all it is is a sensitivity multiplier to me but i dont play any game besides fortnite anyways

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XIM APEX Discussions / Re: Infinity Ward community director said something that I think it's good for us.

« Last post by Jamesbone on Today at 04:21 PM »

I just used my exact IW config and it felt great.  I'm even going go say on the alpha the mouse input feels better than IW

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XIM APEX Discussions / Re: Higher polling Rate on mouse than xim

« Last post by antithesis on Today at 04:14 PM »

Try a different game - FN's AA is different from almost every other game where ADS spam is completely ineffective and slowdown near the hitbox is far more prominent.

I played Destiny for years at 12K DPI and I had no idea what RML was banging on about with his sticky AA issues. It's only when I dropped my DPI down to 3200 that the penny dropped.

Swapping to analog controls makes AA even more prominent, which makes sense as controllers have two sticks and both are involved in aim.

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Game Support / Re: Some input on keyboard won’t register properly, please help.

« Last post by antithesis on Today at 04:07 PM »

Red flashing means you're moving your hand too fast and exceeding the console game's turn speed. Move your hand slower, you'll turn faster.

Check your button presses with the XIM Manager app open and you should see when the button presses register. Console games again don't register as quickly as PC. But if you don't get keypresses registering at all or there's a significant delay, that sounds like a problem with the keyboard.

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XIM APEX Discussions / Re: Higher polling Rate on mouse than xim

« Last post by Bb4life1991 on Today at 04:04 PM »

Fortnite's AA is different from most games. That's likely why you're not noticing any difference from 800 to 16000 DPI.

From memory (it's been awhile since I tested this) Fortnite's AA is more like aim lock-on during ADS. Other games have more of a magnetic AA slowdown effect when moving the reticle over the hitbox rather than just simply ADS'ing near an opponent.

To test this, I used a couple of different Titan Two mods. ADS spamming works (or did work) well in Fortnite to create very sticky AA. Other mods like circling or shaking the reticle to latch onto AA have no effect in Fortnite, whereas this type of AA mod works in many other games.

Ya i tested also in fortnite an i made sure to test without the spam ads an idk the slowdown just wasnt effected with dpi cause idk how dpi could effect it when dpi all it is is sensitivity if my mouse does the exact same 360 turn it does with 800dpi with 20 sense an then 16000dpi an sense 1 an they do same 360 the aim assist should be exactly the same...idk how dpi magically can cut through aim assist when its high if the sensitivity is exactly the same when i was on 800 dpi cause i adjusted sensitivity accordingly so i guess its just something ill never understand cause i agree dpi would have a change in aim assist if i upped dpi but didnt change my sensitivity ya its gonna move faster thus cut through aim assist more but if i up my dpi insanely then lower my sense accordingly crazy then it should be identical aim assist strength idk i guess its something ill never notice ive tested many times in game an also in aim courses with still targets an moving

Idk to me the only thing that effect aim slowdown(aim assist) is hertz and sync no matter what dpi never changes aim assist when i change the sensitivity everytime to match my old settings using the dpi calculator

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General Discussion / Re: Genesis PS4

« Last post by antithesis on Today at 04:01 PM »

XIM is intended primarily for First Person Shooters. Even Third Person Shooters don't feel great on a XIM because of the significantly slower turn speeds.

XIM doesn't create translators for other genres and it can't turn a console control scheme into a PC one, i.e. it won't change a MOBA's right-stick behaviour from clunky turning into precision mouse clicks and movement.

You can attempt to use the Console Crossover Config and bind movement to WASD & aim to a mouse, but I can almost guarantee it's going to feel far better and faster using a controller.

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Game Support / Re: Destiny 1&2: Advanced Setups (20190801)

« Last post by Frash brang on Today at 03:53 PM »

With cross save now a thing, i migrated my xbox one account over to pc.

I plugged the xim apex into my pc and it was plug and play with your settings rml.

120hz refresh rate plus 95 field of view makes the game play super smooth. Its such an upgrade and the apex works wonders.

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XIM APEX Discussions / Re: Higher polling Rate on mouse than xim

« Last post by antithesis on Today at 03:49 PM »

Fortnite's AA is different from most games. That's likely why you're not noticing any difference from 800 to 16000 DPI.

From memory (it's been awhile since I tested this) Fortnite's AA is more like aim lock-on during ADS. Other games have more of a magnetic AA slowdown effect when moving the reticle over the hitbox rather than just simply ADS'ing near an opponent.

To test this, I used a couple of different Titan Two mods. ADS spamming works (or did work) well in Fortnite to create very sticky AA. Other mods like circling or shaking the reticle to latch onto AA have no effect in Fortnite, whereas this type of AA mod works in many other games.