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R6 Sensitivity Calculator

Free PC hip-fire sensitivity converter between CS2 and Rainbow Six Siege

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A free calculator that matches PC hip-fire cm/360 between CS2 and Rainbow Six Siege using both DPI values and configurable R6 multiplier settings.

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R6 Sensitivity Calculator is a free web-based tool designed to help PC gamers convert sensitivity settings between CS2 and Rainbow Six Siege. The calculator matches physical hip-fire turn distance by calculating cm/360 using both source and target DPI values, the R6 MouseSensitivityMultiplierUnit (which defaults to 0.02 but is user-configurable), and disclosed community-measured yaw values.

The tool uses a versioned model (2026-08-24-v1) that incorporates the official R6 default multiplier of 0.02 and community-measured constants: R6 yaw anchor of 0.00573 and CS2 m_yaw of 0.022. All calculations run entirely in the browser without requiring an account.

The calculator is designed for FPS players switching between games who want a reproducible starting point before fine-tuning their aim in-game. It covers PC mouse hip-fire horizontal-turn conversions and does not convert ADS, scopes, vertical sensitivity, FOV matching, controller input, or console settings.

Typeset features

  • Converts PC hip-fire sensitivity between CS2 and Rainbow Six Siege
  • Configurable R6 MouseSensitivityMultiplierUnit with 0.02 default
  • Transparent yaw assumptions with community-measured values
  • Bidirectional conversion (CS2 to R6 or R6 to CS2)
  • Displays cm/360 matching and nearest legal slider value
  • No account or sign-up required
  • Browser-based calculation with no data submission
  • R6 ADS Calculator for per-scope conversions
  • Versioned model with frozen yaw constants

Pricing

Pricing model: Free

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Questions and answers

What does the R6 Sensitivity Calculator do?

It converts PC hip-fire sensitivity between CS2 and Rainbow Six Siege by matching cm/360, accounting for both DPI values, the configurable R6 multiplier, and disclosed community-measured yaw values. All calculations run in your browser without requiring an account.

What does the calculator cover and what does it not convert?

It covers PC mouse hip-fire horizontal-turn conversions. It does not convert ADS, scopes, vertical sensitivity, FOV/monitor-distance matching, controller input, or console settings.

How accurate is the converter?

The arithmetic is reproducible for model 2026-08-24-v1 using disclosed source DPI, target DPI, sensitivity, R6 multiplier, and yaw anchors. However, the yaw constants are community-measured, not permanent guarantees. Matching cm/360 does not guarantee identical perceived aim due to FOV, ADS behavior, recoil, movement, mouse acceleration, and potential game updates.

How should I use the converted sensitivity result?

Use the converted value as a starting point in training grounds or casual matches with the same mouse DPI. Make small adjustments after testing recoil control, tracking, and micro-adjustments. If you repeatedly move past the target, lower it slightly; if your crosshair stops short, raise it slightly. Keep the result stable long enough to build reliable muscle memory.

Why does DPI matter in the conversion?

DPI participates directly in the calculation. If both games use the same DPI, the ratio cancels; if they differ, the target sensitivity changes accordingly. This is why entering both source and target DPI values is important for an accurate conversion.

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