No shared profiles for this game
Nobody has shared their smite-2 settings yet. Share yours from “My config”.
Games · Configs & tweaks
No official preset has been written for this game. AngAinOne’s advised settings are sourced and dated one by one: until that work is done, we would rather claim nothing.
Share your settings for this gameYour in-game config read by the app, your eDPI placed against the pros, sharing your public page and restoring after a clean install.
Your smite-2 sessions measured on your PC: framerate, 1% low, latency, stutters per hour, and the software responsible for each micro-freeze, by name.
Your settings history and its measured effect require an account: they are about YOUR sessions.
Other players’ complete settings, to take as they are onto your PC.
Nobody has shared their smite-2 settings yet. Share yours from “My config”.
Compare smite-2 players’ sensitivity and in-game settings, sorted by increasing eDPI.
| Player | eDPI | Sens | DPI | Resolution | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stimi | — | — | — | 2560x1440 |
How can I see players’ sensitivity and DPI on smite-2?
The shared configs table shows each player’s sensitivity, DPI and computed eDPI. Click a username to open their config page and see every setting in detail.
Can I see a smite-2 player’s crosshair?
When smite-2 exposes those settings, the crosshair values appear on the player’s config page, next to sensitivity and resolution.
How do I import a smite-2 config onto my PC?
Install the AngAinOne app and sync smite-2, then click “Import” on the player’s row: the app writes the settings to your PC on its next sync.