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FlashPoint Sep 14, 2016 @ 12:11pm
HELP---How fix mouse inverse rotation in 1rd/3rd views?
Hello, I have very annoying issue with mouse rotating in this game wich I'm sure all players have it too. It's right in 1rd view but as 3rd view this all go crazy and inverse, I also tried to fix 3rd issue in settings, but it broke 1rd instead.
any help on this? I wonder how developers didn't do anything for it.
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kazereal Sep 14, 2016 @ 3:07pm 
What are you talking about really?

If there's a bug file a proper bug report.
Otherwise start looking at what is wrong with your setup.
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=AiR FORCE= Sep 14, 2016 @ 11:43pm 
It is normal that the in-cockpit mouse look is such that up is up and down is down and the external view fixed on the aircraft is inverted. This is not crazy. FSX has the same. Even ArmA has the same. If you press Ctrl F11 (or the F11 view) and the camera is not fixed on the aircraft, the mouse becomes normal. Again, this is absolutely normal, so get used to it. :)
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FlashPoint Sep 18, 2016 @ 9:02am 
Originally posted by =AiR FoRCe=:
It is normal that the in-cockpit mouse look is such that up is up and down is down and the external view fixed on the aircraft is inverted. This is not crazy. FSX has the same. Even ArmA has the same. If you press Ctrl F11 (or the F11 view) and the camera is not fixed on the aircraft, the mouse becomes normal. Again, this is absolutely normal, so get used to it. :)
Thanks for reply but ofcourse arma is not like this as when I look up and push mouse forward it goes up in both1rd/3rd views, but in this game it goes inverse as I'm in 3rd view, I really can't get used to it, it must be like other games such arma 3 as I mentioned.
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=AiR FORCE= Sep 18, 2016 @ 11:44am 
DCS is not a simple game, but an advanced realistic flight simulator. :)
In flying, when you pull the controller (stick or mouse or pad) towards you, the nose goes up, and away from you, the nose goes down. This is a normal concept.

You say "it goes up", what goes up? The camera position or the aircraft?
In the 3rd view F2, with aircraft fixed in the middle, the camera does go up and around the sphere as the mouse moved upwards. If it goes down for you, there's a problem.
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FlashPoint Sep 19, 2016 @ 5:48am 
Originally posted by =AiR FoRCe=:
DCS is not a simple game, but an advanced realistic flight simulator. :)
In flying, when you pull the controller (stick or mouse or pad) towards you, the nose goes up, and away from you, the nose goes down. This is a normal concept.

You say "it goes up", what goes up? The camera position or the aircraft?
In the 3rd view F2, with aircraft fixed in the middle, the camera does go up and around the sphere as the mouse moved upwards. If it goes down for you, there's a problem.
I'm not new to simulators & I meant about camera view movements not about flying.
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kazereal Sep 19, 2016 @ 6:56am 
It is working as designed.

Not a bug -> closing this.
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