Will a 180-degree turn fit on your mousepad?
PC / FPS
Compare usable horizontal travel with your measured cm/360. The result assumes a centered starting position only when you enter half the pad width. It does not model lifting, grip position or acceleration.
Result
- Available turn (°)
- 270
- Travel for 180° (cm)
- 20
Formula
turn degrees = 360 × travel cm / cm360; 180° distance = cm360 / 2
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Using this reference
Use the distance you can actually move the mouse, not necessarily the full width printed on the pad. At 40 cm/360, a 20 cm movement corresponds to 180°. The calculation assumes the same sensitivity model over the whole movement.
Compare the usable travel with the half-turn distance before choosing a sensitivity change. This gives a physical-space reference, not a recommended sensitivity or a measure of aim quality. Acceleration and separate aiming modes need their own check.
Sources and scope
Public source snapshot; changes after this version may differ. 2026-11-03