I'm trying to turn off whatever terrible setting that causes the player move forward when the mouse is moved alng the y-axis. I know this has been asked before but editing the config file doesn't seem to change the controls in-game at all. In case I made a mistake, here are the mouse settings from my config file:

MouseAiming = 0
MouseAimingFlipped = 0
MouseButton0 = "Weapon_Fire"
MouseButtonClicked0 = ""
MouseButton1 = ""
MouseButtonClicked1 = ""
MouseButton2 = "Weapon_Special_Fire"
MouseButtonClicked2 = ""

MouseAnalogAxes0 = "analog_turning"
MouseDigitalAxes0_0 = ""
MouseDigitalAxes0_1 = ""
MouseAnalogScale0 = 65536
MouseAnalogAxes1 = ""
MouseDigitalAxes1_0 = ""
MouseDigitalAxes1_1 = ""
MouseAnalogScale1 = 65536

I know I can press U to turn on mouse aiming, but the point is I don't want the mouse to move me forward *even if* mouselook is turned off.

Thanks.

Might I recommend one of those plugins that disables vertical mouse movement externally?

https://www.doomworld.com/idgames/utils/misc/novert

I know it's being used for Doom here but I *think* it can be made to work with other Dos games.

lcpowell,
If you want mouse look, what you are asking is not really possible. Apparently Build's takes the "analog_moving" data, that is generally assigned to MouseAnalogAxes1, and translates that into "Aim_Up/Aim_Down" data when you toggle the Mouse_Aiming value on and off (by pressing the "U" key).

I think MouseAiming was supposed to force it on by default, but setting that to 1 doesn't seem to do much, as you still have to press the U key once. After that, Blood seems to remember the setting indefinitely, or until you press U again.

I guess you could un-assign the Mouse_Aiming after it's set, that way you wouldn't accidentally toggle it off again.
Mouse_Aiming = "N/A" "N/A"

MagitekAngel,
If you simply want to disable vertical mouse movement entirely, you can tell Blood to ignore any imput by doing what lcpowell did and null out the setting for MouseAnalogAxes1. No additional software is necessary.
• MouseAnalogAxes1 = ""

Thank you

If you find the up and down movement is too fast, then you can lower the sensitivity of the Y axis making it less of a pain.

Settings\Controller Setup\Setup Advanced Control Options\Advanced Mouse Setup\Mouse Y Axis Scales\