Calibration Wizard

A guided 4-step wizard that automatically measures your in-game sensitivity and writes a MouseSensitivity value that matches. No more trial-and-error.

What it does

The wizard:

1. Temporarily forces GlobalActive = false so the aim pipeline doesn’t fight the calibration
2. Sends a known sequence of mouse-delta impulses
3. Measures how much your in-game cursor actually moved by reading captured frames
4. Computes the multiplier needed to make PowerAim’s pixel-deltas match in-game pixel-deltas
5. Offers to apply the result to SliderSettings.MouseSensitivity

It’s the same logic you’d get from a 360°-rotation manual calibration, but driven from the screen capture so you don’t need a math degree.

How to use

1. Open the game you want to calibrate for. Be in a quiet area — no enemies, no UI overlays in the FOV.
2. Alt-tab back to PowerAim
3. Aim Tools → AimConfig → Calibrate Sensitivity
4. Read the welcome step, then click Start Calibration
5. The wizard runs for a few seconds; don’t move your mouse during this period
6. The result step shows the suggested MouseSensitivity
7. Click Apply to write it to your config, or Discard to keep your old value

Wizard states

The wizard cycles through four steps internally (you’ll see all of them):

1. Welcome — explanation + Start button
2. Running — sends impulses, captures frames, computes
3. Result — shows the suggested value with Apply / Discard
4. Error — capture failed or detection was inconclusive

Tips

• Don’t move your physical mouse during calibration. Even small drift skews the measurement.
• Calibrate per-game. Different games have different mouse sensitivities and acceleration curves. Re-run the wizard whenever you switch games.
• Calibrate after a config change. If you change Mouse Movement Method (SendInput → LGHub etc.), re-run the wizard — different drivers send different deltas.
• The wizard restores GlobalActive. Whatever it was before you opened the wizard, that’s what it’ll be when the wizard closes — even on errors.

Troubleshooting

• “Calibration inconclusive” — usually means the wizard couldn’t detect a stable feature to track. Move closer to a wall or a clear texture and try again.
• Result is wildly different from manual setting — check the Mouse Movement Method. If you’ve recently switched from SendInput to LGHub, expect a different scale.
• GlobalActive stays off after the wizard — that’s a bug; report it. Workaround: toggle Global Active on manually.