guk Posted April 30, 2018 Posted April 30, 2018 Any way to change the camera rotation speed in TFC mode? Problem: So far i was using the FreeFlyCam GUI version, had to switch to the SKSE version since the GUI version caused some weird camera jumping recently. The SKSE version generally works, however when i move the mouse to rotate the camera, it moves so fast that precise camera adjustments are impossible. Even 1-2cm on the mousepad can cause a 360°. Current workaround is to use the extra button on my G502 to set the DPI to 200, but that REALLY sucks otherwise.
Fifoo Posted April 30, 2018 Posted April 30, 2018 17 hours ago, guk said: Any way to change the camera rotation speed in TFC mode? The only command I could think of is the one that adjust the speed in Freeflying camera mode: Open console command and type sucsm <number> The brackets are not part of the syntax. The full command name is "SetUFOCamSpeedMult". Default number is: sucsm 10 Higher numbers will make it faster, lower numbers will make it slower. The value you put is kept until you close the game, so you don't have to keep repeating the command each time you enter free camera mode. Source: Skyrim:Console When doing character screenshots, you can use a value of 2, and go down to 1 to get a perfect angle for a closeup. 17 hours ago, guk said: it moves so fast that precise camera adjustments are impossible. The issue should be addressed in the next update, according to the mod author: Spoiler "The resting point is probably outside of the plugin deadzone, you can try calibrate the controller for that. Originally, my generic controller rests at (-256, 256), and after calibration, it rests at (0, 0) now. I've coded the deadzone for the current plugin be 256*1.414. In the future update, it will be adjustable for a tighter and smoother camera movement." - Quote by kingeric1992, posted: 15 Apr 2018, 23:12 Source: [Skyrim/SSE/FO4] FreeFlyCam plugins Have you tried to change the gameplay settings in-game menu? Lock Sensitivity sets the lock sensitivity. It changes fMouseHeadingSensitivity in SkyrimPrefs.ini. 360 Controller toggles the use of a controller. It changes bGamepadEnable in SkyrimPrefs.ini. Not sure if this could help, but see if it alters the behavior of your mouse in a positive way.
guk Posted April 30, 2018 Author Posted April 30, 2018 Thanks for the reply, SUCSM doesn't affect the TFC rotation speed though, neither does the Mouse Sensitivity game setting. The latter only notably affects the look/pan speed in 1st and 3rd person. I think the problem is that the FreeFlyCam SKSE version hijacks all the camera controls, probably the solution is in the FreeFlyCam.ini [SPEED] smooth scale=0.1; ;0 == no interpolation between frames fov base =1.0; fov mult =0.5; fov step =0.01; mov base =1.0; mov mult =0.5; mov step =0.01; mse base =1.0; mse mult =0.5; mse step =0.01; row base =1.0; row mult =0.5; row step =0.01; level base =1.0; level mult =0.5; level step =0.01; sgtm mult =0.5; sgtm step =0.01;
Guest Posted April 30, 2018 Posted April 30, 2018 You can hold LShift to "half" the speed of the mouse movement. You can also hold num- or num+ at the same time as you move the camera to adjust speed. So to slow down the speed, hold num- and wiggle the mouse a bit
guk Posted April 30, 2018 Author Posted April 30, 2018 41 minutes ago, ktaz said: You can hold LShift to "half" the speed of the mouse movement. You can also hold num- or num+ at the same time as you move the camera to adjust speed. So to slow down the speed, hold num- and wiggle the mouse a bit Ah thanks, the numpad- does the trick. Just holding shift at least stops the extreme acceleration where it spins 360° and upside down when you just as much touch the mouse. Too bad that the setting isn't permanent, seems like when you reset the cam with shift+R (e.g. for standard FoV) the speed is also reset. And it takes a while to slow it down for accurate positioning. May have to test the INI settings one by one. BTW - just to show how i'm doing screenshots nowadays, here you can see why the camera speed is probably driving me more crazy than most others On this one i eventually gave up trying to line up the belly and face with the Phi Grid, while trying to keep the arm and horizon parallel to the diagonal
Fifoo Posted April 30, 2018 Posted April 30, 2018 53 minutes ago, ktaz said: You can hold LShift to "half" the speed of the mouse movement. You can also hold num- or num+ at the same time as you move the camera to adjust speed. So to slow down the speed, hold num- and wiggle the mouse a bit Super, ktaz, here is an info that will serve. Thanks! 14 minutes ago, guk said: BTW - just to show how i'm doing screenshots nowadays, here you can see why the camera speed is probably driving me more crazy than most others I love the first one, guk, nice shot!
kingeric1992 Posted May 6, 2018 Posted May 6, 2018 I'm hoping to have a vid tutorial on how to install and configure the mod, but my voice over is ... hard to understand.... In any case, ktaz is correct, which is amazing given on how poorly I describe the mechanics. And to setup default speed, you would have to edit the params under [SPEED] mse base =1.0; //the speed of mouse movment, reduce this value if default too fast mse mult =0.5; //the speed multiplier on mouse when holding "Lshift", // aka if set to 2.0, it will double the speed when holding "Lshift" or the "speed mult key" mse step =0.01; //this controls the increment/decrement scale when holding modifier keys (num+/-), //the higher this goes, the more responsive on speed change when holding speed up / down Also you can find me in (Film Workshop) Trey's discord. Feel free to join.
guk Posted May 6, 2018 Author Posted May 6, 2018 4 hours ago, kingeric1992 said: I'm hoping to have a vid tutorial on how to install and configure the mod, but my voice over is ... hard to understand.... In any case, ktaz is correct, which is amazing given on how poorly I describe the mechanics. And to setup default speed, you would have to edit the params under [SPEED] Also you can find me in (Film Workshop) Trey's discord. Feel free to join. Oh hey man did you just register to answer, thanks that's very much appreciated :-) Yes with 0.25 or less in MSE Base it behaves more like the default cam. Also weird since i use the F4SE version as well, where the camera look speed is normal & accurate with default settings.
kingeric1992 Posted May 7, 2018 Posted May 7, 2018 yeah, skyrim and fallout use different control scheme. I'll look into this in future updates.
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