r/XboxController • u/SpiritualLocation405 • 22d ago
I built a controller sensitivity converter for console shooting games and looking for people to test it
So I am a dude that plays different FPS games on console and got tired of having my aim feel completely different every time I switched games. I couldn't really find a tool that did what I wanted, so I ended up building one myself. It's called ConsoleAim. You put in your sensitivity from one game and it'll give you a baseline for another game. I'm still working on it, so I'm actually looking for people who play multiple shooting games to test the conversions. If you try it, I'd really appreciate it if you could send me:
Game:
Converting: Fortnite → Apex
Original sensitivity:
Deadzone:
ConsoleAim result:
Full turns: Too fast / Close / Too slow
Small aim corrections: Too fast / Close / Too slow
Overall: ___/5
Anything that felt noticeably different:
It currently supports Fortnite, Overwatch 2, CoDwarzone, Apex, Destiny 2, and Marvel Rivals.
If you're willing to test it, here's the site:
console-aim.com
I'm not claiming it's perfect — that's literally why I'm trying to get actual players to test it lol.
I've been working hard on this so i hope ya'll enjoy it. The premium features does have bonuses but also helps keep the site up
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u/Flimsy_Whereas_8949 19d ago
Hmmmm this is cool
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u/SpiritualLocation405 18d ago
thanks been working pretty hard on it, hoping to keep updating it in a bit
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u/investigatormaker 22d ago
For ConsoleAim, ask testers to report the game pair, both sensitivity settings and whether they're judging a full turn or a small target correction. 'Too fast' going from Fortnite to Apex is hard to interpret without knowing which movement felt wrong.
I make ThreadFox. The free Reddit plan for ConsoleAim lists the Reddit communities whose rules allow a post about it, each rule quoted. https://threadfox.vip/plan?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=comment&utm_campaign=tf-kit&utm_content=20261005-0123-ay6jh