Yea, the subject states it: Is there some way (a console comamnd maybe?) to switch off the automatic centering of the camera when riding a horse?

I wanna look around and need to constantly move the mouse to keep looking in one direction when riding. This is pretty unnerving.

I've found a command here, but it doesn't do the trick for me:

interface.camera.fCameraBetaSpeed=0

Maybe someone knows what THIS command does anyway?


Anyways.. still looking for a way to disable the autocenter camera. If you know something, please share it :-)

// edit, ps:

Oh lovely.. after searching before posting, I just found it when looking further around:

interface.camera.rotateToHorseSpeed=0

Now isn't this lovely *cheer* ... default setting is 1.5 btw.


SOLVED! :-)

Thanks for the reply - this way I could mark this topic solved :-)

Suggestion to GOG: Topic starters should be able to mark solved if they find the solution themselves and have no postings yet. Oh, wait - I'll drop that into the feedback box =)

So long - glad it made you happy!

I think they want to prevent users from boosting their own forum rep by starting topics and then marking themselves as the solution. Of course, this can be avoided by simply making it impossible to give reputation to oneself this way, only to others.

Thanks! And as you both said, that's a feature that should exist already, and the way to avoid self-boosting is obvious.. :D

PS. I've been tinkering with the graphics and performance since ages so if you're looking for something in that area I can probably help out. :-)

Uhm, if you have something to make it look even nicer? Sure! The normal graphic options are at max and I think it looks very nice already - but if it can do even more.. yay :D

Other than that I can't think of something I miss. Except for being able to aim myself with the bow. There's no real physics with bow hunting yet - you can't aim in ones path, because as long as the computer hasn't "locked" the target, the arrow will go just somewhere completely other than where you're aiming...