If you sensitivities are still different, what I recommend you doing is standing in the center of the shooting range within Valorant, place your crosshair on one of the corners of the wall (in the middle of the wall edge, not the top or bottom).Valorant has a FOV locked to 103, make sure this is the same as Aimlab, some people have their Aimlab FOV set to 100 and this will narrow your vision and make your sensitivity feel different. If you have slow sensitivity in Aimlab, unplug any controllers.Īnother mistake people make is not having the same FOV when converting from Valorant to Aimlab sensitivity. In Aimlab there is a bug that makes your sensitivity slower if you have controllers plugged in, because they interfere with Aimlab’s sensitivity if the player has raw input on. This is important to retain all your muscle memory that you have trained by playing Valorant.įirst of all, make sure you the game profile within Aimlab set to Valorant. We need to take into consideration a lot of different factors, because converting sensitivity directly through the Valorant game profile within Aimlab does not seem to be completely accurate.ĭO NOT lower your Valorant sens if it feels to fast after playing Aimlab, instead we will alter the Aimlab settings to better match your Valorant sens. So I decided to make a helpful post so you can have the same sensitivity. Nearly everyone says that Valorant sens feels faster after using Aimlab. There has been a lot of people who say their Valorant to Aimlab sensitivity feels wierd.
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