How the Team Fortress 2 to CS2 Conversion Works
Converting your mouse sensitivity from Team Fortress 2 to CS2 requires matching the underlying camera rotation mechanics of their respective game engines.
Team Fortress 2 uses an engine m_yaw equivalent to 0.022000. Conversely, CS2 relies on a base yaw of 0.022000. To ensure your muscle memory translates perfectly, our calculator uses the exact ratio between these two values (approximately 1.000) to output your new sensitivity.
Why match your cm/360°?
When switching from Team Fortress 2 to CS2, transferring your physical cm/360° (the physical distance on your mousepad required to do a 360-degree turn in-game) is the gold standard for aiming consistency. By inputting your current DPI and sensitivity above, the resulting CS2 sensitivity will guarantee an identical cm/360° physical movement.