Disable head swaying/bobbing?

[possom2009]

Is there a way to disable it? Its annoying. I sit at a computer desk when I play games, not walk around.

[Mumblez]

So first, Download gzdoom from http://devbuilds.drdteam.org/gzdoom/ This has expanded capabilities, scripting, options, ect, and can run plenty of cool mods out there for doom, in edition to solving this problem. Run it and it should detect the core files you have installed (but I would also find them and put them in the installation folder, find them in steamapps/common/ultimatedoom/base its called "DOOM.wad") Once its up and running, open console with ~ and type "movebob 0". This should fix what you aren't liking. (though honestly I think it makes the game look way too static if you roll around with no bobbing). The default is .25 so you could change it to .10 and it might be tolerable without being removed, but do what you want.

[possom2009]

Publicado originalmente por Rent a mop:

So first, Download gzdoom from http://devbuilds.drdteam.org/gzdoom/ This has expanded capabilities, scripting, options, ect, and can run plenty of cool mods out there for doom, in edition to solving this problem. Run it and it should detect the core files you have installed (but I would also find them and put them in the installation folder, find them in steamapps/common/ultimatedoom/base its called "DOOM.wad") Once its up and running, open console with ~ and type "movebob 0". This should fix what you aren't liking. (though honestly I think it makes the game look way too static if you roll around with no bobbing). The default is .25 so you could change it to .10 and it might be tolerable without being removed, but do what you want.

Thanks!

[marckb]

Publicado originalmente por Mumblez:

So first, Download gzdoom...

So I take it that it can't be done in this version. I can't play this fullscreen without getting motion sickness.

I downloaded gzdoom and don't get the impression it should even need this game installed. gzdoom is completely different. Different graphics, different menus, and most importantly different mouse behaviour. It's not exactly the old-school experience I bought this game for.