Head movement

[KING]

When i play ats it can be a pain to lean forward and grab the mouse to look around is there a way around that ?

[synthohol]

Camera control defaults to numpad, although there is no fluid movement but only fixed angles. If you play with a controller, consider using one of the sticks for camera movement.

[TW]

Keys on your keyboard.....

[Ryu]

I think the OP is using a wheel which is preventing them from sitting as close to their keyboard/mouse than is usual, thus this query as to some other way to move the camera than leaning forward to reach said keyboard/mouse. ;)

[KING]

Yeah Ryu I'm using a wheel and I've tried using the d pad on the wheel but the movement is to slow

[Twelvefield]

If you don't mind spending money to solve your problem... TrackIR!

[Ryu]

My wheel mounts directly to my desk and I move my keyboard over to the left and the mouse is on the right; no leaning forward as I am still where I normally sit.

If you've got a wheel stand or other arrangement, I suggest perhaps using a small table next to you to place either (or both) keyboard and mouse to be easier to reach.

There is also head-tracking equipment you could get. Tons of folks use that and it's even been actively integrated into the game controls if you use it.

[Goose_Few]

If you have the budget a Tobii or TrackIR will do.

Cheaper alternatives are use Voice Attack using the fixed camera angles via voice. Or a webcam to track your head movement, iirc there are couple apps for free that do that.

[Ragequit Inc.]

Get a table for your mouse, so it sits closer to you. :)

(this is how mine is set up. also have my second monitor on said table)

[oldschool]

buy a headtracking set and solve your troubles for ever

[Stevejan]

Автор сообщения: Noble

Yeah Ryu I'm using a wheel and I've tried using the d pad on the wheel but the movement is to slow

You can edit the controls.sii file to speed up the movement

[Asigion]

https://www.naturalpoint.com/trackir/trackir5/

As others have mentioned use a head or eye tracker. I use TrackIr 5 and it is an absolute game changer. No need to to bother doing anything other than download the software to set it up, activate it before playing the game, click Centre and Precision and minimize it. Then play the game. You can use either a hat clip which fits on the peak of a baseball cap or there is a clip which fits on a set of headphones (Pro version). I prefer the hat clip myself because I don't like wires and I don't mind wearing a baseball cap on my noggin.

There is another head tracker many players have mentioned in the forum which fits to a set of headphones and does not have a wire but I can't remember the name. I love the TrackIr personally. I bought a Tobii Eye tracker to use on games which only use Tobii but then found it is not supported for large monitors and it can't be used for curved screen monitors so for me that was a waste of money. I do wish games would support both but sadlly some games only support Tobii. Both have a list of games they support.

[Foxman]

If you're going to spend the money, buy a the base TrackIR unit and one of these wireless IR emitters[forums.eagle.ru] (possibly the one you're thinking of Willy) - don't get the Track Clip Pro, the build quality is rubbish.

[Asigion]

Thank you Foxman, that was the one I was thinking of.

[Yoshida]

Автор сообщения: Noble

Yeah Ryu I'm using a wheel and I've tried using the d pad on the wheel but the movement is to slow

increase movement spead of the camara in the options