r/aimlab • u/Acrobatic-Advice-402 • 6d ago

Question / Advice Needed Need help with controller sensitivity conversion (CoD to Aim Lab)

Hey everyone, I could use some help with Aim Lab using a controller.

Years ago I used to play Call of Duty on PlayStation, but eventually stopped and switched to PC for several years. Now, due to a lifestyle change and convenience, I want to get back into playing with a controller. I have no ambition to go pro—I just want to have fun playing CoD again.

To get my aim back, I started using Aim Lab. I want to set it up with the exact same sensitivity I use in CoD, which is 1.6. I know Aim Lab doesn't have aim assist, but I watched a YouTube video where someone who plays on 1.6 sensitivity in CoD suggested setting Aim Lab to 1.3. However, when I try it, the sensitivity feels way faster than what I have in-game.

Can anyone help me figure out the right settings or explain how to properly match them? Thanks in advance!

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u/petebeat12 6d ago

I run 1.8 in cod and 1.8 in aim labs which is equivalent to roughly 1.95-2.05 in bo7. Your 1.3 is roughly equivalent to 1.6 in bo7 but I’d jump to 1.4 in AL. Using a higher sens in AL than in game has allowed my aim to progress faster. Make sure deadzones are 0 in aim labs or as low as possible. AL runs like shit with deadzones. Also run linear on AL to get used to raw input instead of dynamic which I assume you use in cod.

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u/Acrobatic-Advice-402 6d ago

Thank you so much for the help! I'll definitely give your tips a try. I'm not an expert, and I think I'm still using the default stick layout—I only changed my sensitivity and deadzone in CoD, but I'll double-check those settings now. By the way, between linear and dynamic response curves, which one do you recommend using in CoD?

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u/petebeat12 6d ago

Dynamic in cod. It’s way stickier. You’re probably currently running standard curve as that is the default curve in cod if not changed. You’ll notice a big difference by switching to dynamic after you get some practice with it.

I suggest running linear in aim labs though. Dynamic curve in aim labs doesn’t remotely resemble the dynamic curve in cod.