6% means enter 6.
Fortnite uses a percentage for X-axis sensitivity. Enter 6 for 6%, not 0.06. The result above is also a displayed percentage.
Moving to Fortnite? Take the mouse response you already know and turn it into a clear X-axis percentage. Copy it, check it, get playing.
Same mouse settings, new game. We assume you keep the same mouse DPI between games. No DPI number or ruler needed.
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Your converted sensitivity will appear here.
Matches horizontal hip-fire turning response. Different field of view, ADS and zoom can still look or feel different. Check the result in your game.
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Fortnite uses a percentage for X-axis sensitivity. Enter 6 for 6%, not 0.06. The result above is also a displayed percentage.
Leave your mouse’s hardware setting unchanged between the two games. The shared DPI cancels out of this conversion.
Try a comfortable turn in a practice area. ADS, zoom, acceleration and custom input settings are separate.
Your new sensitivity = your old sensitivity × the starting game’s rotation scale ÷ the destination game’s rotation scale. The calculation matches mouse counts per horizontal turn, not screen pixels or monitor size. Without a DPI value or physical measurement, it does not claim a cm / 360° distance.
These are published-reference estimates, not independently observed in-game tests. Custom multipliers, acceleration or a different sensitivity scale need separate checking.
The free aiming assessment compares settings using your flicks, click timing, control and tracking. No account required.
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