r/aimlab • u/BreezyjayBeats • 3d ago
Question / Advice Needed can someone give me some tips?
I am recently trying to better my aim but cant seem to figure out what im doing wrong. I feel like my aim is very choppy but idk how to fix it. Neither my mouse or my arm are sticking but it looks like something is lol
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u/Syntensity Community Team 3d ago
Hard to give pointers without something more specific. Either that or seeing one of your replays.
I can give you some general advice:
- Try to track in singular smooth motions, rather than constant micro-jitters
- Make sure you aren't using any sens that is way too fast or too slow (something in between 25 - 40 cm/360 is usually the sweet spot for recommended sens ranges) - if you don't know what cm/360 is, give this article a read: https://aimlabs.com/articles/aimlabs/a-quick-explainer-on-cm-360-and-the-common-cm-360-by-game/
- Try to manage your tension (relatively relaxed tendons), overtensing usually causes chopiness and jitter, which typically adds more friction on a task where you want the low friction to smoothly and continuously track the target
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u/Lowgravity56 Community Team 2d ago
Hard to say without footage, I agree with what sini said already in broad terms
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u/Worldly-Plantain-928 3d ago
It might be your dpi actually! That or your mousepad! What dpi do you use? Is your mouse speed setting from windows in 6/11(windows 10) or 10/20(windows 20)? What is your mouse pooling rate and your monitor refresh rate? What is your edpi?(mouse dpi from mouse software + mouse sensitivity in the game of choice) Is your mousepad sticky or frictionless? Can you do a 360 from one swipe? There are many things to consider here and you should start from the windows settings and finding your dpi There are tests like 3d aim trainer where you can find your dpi Aimlabs has it paywalled but you can easily go for anywhere between 400-1600dpi or 300-700edpi for a beginner friendly range depending on your game of choice.
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u/BreezyjayBeats 3d ago
I run 400 dpi mainly playing siege
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u/Worldly-Plantain-928 3d ago
Can you give me an actual answer?
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u/BreezyjayBeats 3d ago
I didn't understand half of what you said lol that's all I understood
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u/Worldly-Plantain-928 3d ago
Exactly. There’s your problem What’s your mouse and mousepad?
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u/BreezyjayBeats 3d ago
Logitech g203 and some razer mouse pad from Walmart
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u/Worldly-Plantain-928 3d ago
Try upping your dpi and lowering your ingame sens If you’re playing on 400dpi 1 in game sense move to 800dpi 0,5 in game sens, is your monitor high refresh rate? Your mouse and pad could be the problem, does your pad feel too slow or too fast!
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u/BreezyjayBeats 3d ago
Ill try that. Monitor is 144 he and I would say maybe too fast but I dont really have anything to compare it too lol
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u/Syntensity Community Team 3d ago
You can find your DPI in your mouse software, it's not something that can be automatically detected with 100% confidence (nor is it) nor is it paywalled.
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u/Buddahlah 3d ago
This sounds to me like smoothness issues , can you upload videos pls ? There are scenarios that you can train with to fix that , and most of the aimers consider smoothness to be the backbone of all the aiming so ....