R6 Sensitivity +
ADS Calculator
Calculate Siege hipfire, cm/360 and ADS values.
Use it before changing settings.
Scope values and config notes
Keep the result panel short. Use these values as the deeper reference when you want to copy the full setup.
ADS values
| Scope | Value | Feel |
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What this R6 sensitivity calculator measures
The calculator turns your DPI, horizontal sensitivity and mouse multiplier into a practical cm/360 estimate. That helps you compare settings by physical mouse movement instead of guessing from in-game numbers.
It also builds a clean ADS table for the current Siege scope system. Use the table as a starting point, then test it in the shooting range and adjust one step at a time.
How to use the ADS table
A base ADS value of 50 is the neutral starting point in Siege's modern ADS system. Some players keep every scope close to the same value. Others lower high zoom scopes because small mouse mistakes feel larger when magnified.
- Use consistent if you want every scope to feel familiar.
- Use controlled high zoom if ACOG and long scopes feel too twitchy.
- Use faster entry feel if you play close range and clear fast.
Why multiplier matters
Rainbow Six Siege allows advanced players to change the mouse sensitivity multiplier in the configuration file. A lower multiplier gives finer in-game steps, but it also changes how the same sensitivity number feels.
If you are not sure what you use, keep the default multiplier. Only change it if you understand your current GameSettings.ini setup.
Good sensitivity is boring on purpose
The best setting is not the fastest value or the lowest value. It is the one that lets you clear angles, hold pixel lines and control recoil without fighting your mousepad.
When testing, play several rounds before judging. Constantly changing sensitivity can make your aim feel worse even when the new number is technically reasonable.