1. What is CM/360?

CM/360 is a measurement used in gaming that calculates how many centimeters your mouse needs to move to perform a 360-degree turn in-game. It's a standardized way to compare sensitivity settings across different games and hardware configurations.

2. How Does the Calculator Work?

The calculator uses the CM/360 formula:

Where:

• \( Sensitivity \) — Your in-game sensitivity setting
• \( DPI \) — Your mouse's dots per inch setting
• \( Yaw \) — The degrees of rotation per count (game-specific)

Explanation: The formula combines your hardware settings (DPI) with your software settings (sensitivity) and game-specific parameters (yaw) to calculate the physical distance needed for a full rotation.

3. Importance of CM/360 in Gaming

Details: CM/360 is crucial for gamers who want consistent muscle memory across different games or who are trying to optimize their aiming performance. Professional players often use this measurement to fine-tune their settings.

4. Using the Calculator

Tips: Enter your in-game sensitivity, mouse DPI, and the game's yaw value (typically 0.022 for many FPS games). All values must be positive numbers.

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What's a good CM/360 value?
A: This varies by game and personal preference. Many FPS players use values between 20-50 cm/360, with lower values for tracking and higher for precise aiming.

Q2: How do I find my game's yaw value?
A: Many games use 0.022 by default. Check game documentation or community resources for specific values.

Q3: Why use CM/360 instead of just sensitivity?
A: CM/360 accounts for both your hardware (mouse DPI) and software (game sensitivity) settings, giving a true physical measurement.

Q4: Does this work for all games?
A: Most FPS games use similar calculations, but some games might have different sensitivity scaling that affects the result.

Q5: How can I use this to match sensitivities across games?
A: Calculate your CM/360 in one game, then adjust settings in another game to achieve the same CM/360 value.