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SenseConverter

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SenseConverter

By Hecrius

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Use your Valorant, CS2, Apex Legends or Marvel Rivals sensitivity directly in Minecraft’s Mouse Settings.

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Minecraft
26.3 26.2
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Created this mod to fix minecrafts annoying sensitivity and that I can use a constant sensitivity across all my games. Such as in Modpacks with Guns or FPS mechanics (A bit try hard but yeah xD).

Bring your familiar mouse sensitivity into Minecraft with SenseConverter.

Select Valorant, Counter-Strike 2, Apex Legends, Marvel Rivals, Minecraft (Default), or Custom game directly in Options → Controls → Mouse Settings, then enter your sensitivity. Each game remembers its value, valid edits save automatically, and exact decimal input supports values such as Valorant 0.075 beyond Minecraft’s normal slider range.

SenseConverter uses calibrated conversion values to match normal, unscoped mouse rotation. Use the same DPI and raw, unaccelerated input when switching games. Different FOV and scoped settings can change how aiming feels.