Как настроить аим лаб под осаду
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Go into options and set your sensitivity
If you do not know what your sensitivity should be, pick from the dropdown and choose the game you play. If you are unable to find it go to mouse sensitivity and it will convert it for you there. If it happens to be a “premium” setting just google mouse sensitivity conversion and you will get another website that will convert sensitivity for you.
Personally I base everything off CS:GO settings. 2.4 @ 400 DPI and I convert that into whatever game I am playing. I do not even play CS:GO, I just find it easy to remember.
DISABLE THE GUN MODEL
You can change the ball color, your recticle etc. Thats all optional, as long as you have the sensitivity right you are ready to rock.
MATCH SENSITIVITY ANY GAME
I know some of you like me have used different websites to do this. I stumbled on a new tool for this and never use websites. Link is here https://www.kovaak.com/sensitivity-matcher/
It is simple to set up and use, just get your sens right then transfer it over to any game you want by running the tool and doing 360.
Decided to add this to help based on a few questions that have come up in the coaching/general in discord.
1. join the discord
2. Join the discord
3. JOIN THE DISCORD
With that out of the way, lets talk about what you are really trying to do.
1. Recognize there is something to shoot
This is the first element of what you are doing, you need to know there is something to shoot at! I know this seems basic but when faced with 3 things to shoot at, it becomes a problem. Pick 1 thing and shoot at IT. As you get better you will make better choices of that one thing.
2. Place eyes on thing you are shooting at
It is very important that you LOOK AT the thing you will be shooting. If you are looking at his head your body will try to put the mouse on his head, if you are looking at his body your body will try to shoot it there. Why do you think in the NFL people go WOW on a no look pass. That is because we are visual animals and align with what we focus on. This principle applies to aiming and everything else in your life to be honest. Have crappy goals, have crappy life.. Look at the wrong place, shoot the wrong thing.
3. Movement of your hand to the target
This is where sensitivity and repetition comes in. Play microshot to get 100% accuracy and you will see that some of the movements you make are not good. You do not take a direct line to target, you hook back, you adjust up etc. With time the movement will get better. Focus on making direct lines and stopping right on the target. Eliminate hookbacks, overshoot, undershoot, etc. This takes time.
4. Recognize when you are on target
It may seem that some of these aimgods flick and shoot because they know where to aim. Even though this is partially true you will also hear them go «WHAT?» because they saw their crosshair on the target and missed. You need to make sure you are seeing when you are on target, this is why going for pure speed is pointless long term. You have to recognize when you are on target and that is part of the process. There are two ways of doing this, seeing crosshair on target or just flat out knowing where the center of your screen is. Play some games without crosshairs and you will start to learn the center of your screen pretty fast.
5. Decide to shoot
Just because you are on target doesn’t mean you should shoot. Maybe you are hardly on target so you need to adjust etc. On microshot if I am trying to fix something I will only shoot when I am in center of the ball or do a custom with a .1 ball where I have to be 100% on.
Above is what you are actually doing and in the order you should be doing it in. You screw up the order and you will miss your shot. So when you are using Aimlab for TRAINING (not high score setting) you need to put some thought into what you are doing. Make sure you are following the actual process so you can start going through it faster and faster.
We constantly tell people to go for high accuracy first and the speed will come. This is the actual reason why.
1. Do microshot speed a few times as fast as you can
You want to look at your GAIN, it should be 1.0 or damn close to it. If it is greater then 1.0 you are overshooting and if it less you are consitently undershooting. Adjust sensitivity accordingly.
See how fast you can react to something on your screen.
3. Do microshot precision
See how precise you are.
4. do any of the tracking ones
This will give you the base score you start out with and will help anyone trying to help you.
1. Microshot speed
Personally if I go to fast I get confused and lose track every once in a while. To me, this tells me my eyes are not tracking fast enough so I play this to get my eyes bouncing around as fast as they should and my brain processing what the hell is going on.
2. Microshot precision
I use low sens so this is pure arm aiming for me. I go as fast as I accurately can and usually set a pace to follow and up it every time until my accuracy drops. I try to get close to my high scores in every session. I do not set a time but I want to get a couple within striking distance of my high score before I stop.
Something important I learned (again, I am not good at FPS games) is move eye first hand second. I am more accurate when I focus on the target.
This combines both and makes me not think. I tend to do the ultimate and it forces me to react quickly.
4. Microshot ultimate
Do this to feel better about yourself hehe.
This is pretty much all I have personally done and have gone from the lower levels of this game up to masters and 75 overall as this is written. I have also been way better in FPS games.
I’m over 40yrs old and play MMO’s so I am not a fast twitchy guy. If this can help an older guy who doesnt’ play FPS’s get to the upper range of playing.. It can help you to 🙂
5. As I play COD and longer TTK games. Do the tracking scenarios 🙂 Clicking heads is great but when that head gets to run around for 500ms (if you hit every bullet) tracking really comes into play.
First week of aimlab:
Third week of aimlab:
Again, I am not some god of aiming. I literally sucked hardcore at the start. What makes it worse is I like to play aggresive so I have to flank or win the aim battle. Now I push everyone no matter what and still walk away with positive K/D. yes, I have little to not game sense.. I just want to shoot at people 🙂
Some newer gameplay. I went away for a while (work) now playing some COD. As soon as I started FPS again I booted up aimlab!
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Как настроить аим лаб под осаду
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- New users will get taken through first time set up
Select your preferred language then follow the on-screen instructions. More in-depth walkthrough of settings below.
So far, Aim Lab did not support other languages except English; we’ve completed the localization and the implementation work is in progress.
- Master Volume: This controls the volume for various sounds in Aim Lab such as weapon firing sounds, footsteps, and reloading.
Music Volume: This controls the volume of the music playing in the background.
Hitsound Volume: This controls the volume for the sound made when you successfully hit a target.
Gunshot Volume This controls the volume for the sound made when you successfully fire the weapon.
- Screen Resolution — Here is where you select the resolution that best matches your monitors set up
Display Mode — This allows you to select whether you want the game to be displayed in Full Screen or Windowed mode
Graphics Quality — This is where you select the quality of the graphics
Limit Max Frames — If this is checked it will use your systems maximum allowable frame rate
Max Frames — If «Use Max Frame Rate» below is unchecked, Aim Lab will use the custom value that is set here
Enable Post-Processing FX — This will toggle on/off the use of post-processing effects. Toggling this on will make Aim Lab look quite a bit better but will sacrifice performance, if you are experiencing stutters or low frame rate, try toggling this off
Enable Muzzle Flash FX — This toggles on/off the flash effect that happens when you fire a weapon
Enable Shell Casing FX — This toggles on/off the bullet shells emitting from your gun after firing
Enable Bullet Impact FX — This toggles on/off the graphic left behind when your bullet hits another object
Enable Player Damage FX — This toggles on/off the red screen effect for when you take damage due to missing a target or getting shot
- Use Settings From — This dropdown will allow you to select a game to use settings from, such as Overwatch, Realm Royale, PUBG, CS:GO, etc. Selecting your game of choice will display different options for that specific game such as Sensitivity, Aim Down Sights Sensitivity, Field Of View, etc. Just input what you would typically set your settings for your selected game.
Apply Weapon Recoil — This will toggle on/off generic weapon recoil(Custom recoil settings coming soon)
Toggle ADS — This will determine whether you have to hold to aim down sights or press to toggle it
Toggle Crouch — This will determine whether you have to hold to crouch or press to toggle it
Toggle Lean — This will determine whether you have to hold to lean or press to toggle it
- Type — This dropdown menu allows you to create your own crosshair by using sliders or uploading pictures.
Crosshair Color — This allows you to change the color of your crosshair. «A» refers to opacity and you can adjust the opacity of the entire crosshair.
Circle Radius — This adjusts the radius of the circle in your crosshair
Center Gap — This adjusts the gap between the + and the center of your crosshair
Thickness — This adjusts the thickness of the + in your crosshair
Crosshair Length — This adjusts the length of the + in your crosshair
Dot Size — This adjusts the size of the dot in the center of your crosshair
Target Skin This allows you to change the color of the target in most challenges(Custom challenges have their own setting for target color)
Enable Weapon Viewmodel
Use Third Person POV
Enable Weapon Recoil
- Function you are rebinding — This shows which function you would like to rebind (movement, firing your weapon, jumping, etc.)
Currently Bound Key — This shows which key is currently bound to the corresponding function
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