Motion Sickness: How do I turn off Camera Shake?

[deliciouspancakes]

Hey all.

Is there an easy way to fully disable the Camera Shake within the game's INI files or through the console?

The camera shaking in this game is too extreme during combat, approaching the severity of drunk effects within other games. In addition, there is a constant subtle shake of the camera when idle.

I spent a long while pouring through the game's files looking for relevant variables but the only place I could find those setting were in the following file:
GlobalPersistentCookerData.upk

I don't necessarily expect to be able to turn this off within the in-game options, as I understand that even fully released games often offer no settings for toggling or adjusting Camera Shake and I understand this is an Early Access title.

I did put an request in at the Game Suggestions thread: http://steamcommunity.com/app/332500/discussions/3/622954302087349543/

Any insight is appreciated.

Thanks.




Edit:
This thread on the Epic Games forums appears relevant to the combat shake, but I don't think the mentioned settings are exposed for easy configuration within Grav or it's ini files so I surmise it would require a mod or development work:
https://forums.epicgames.com/threads/718811-How-do-you-remove-flashing-red-damage-effect-and-camera-shake-in-game

[Joreel]

Turn off Post Production in the options menu. I had to ask the same thing ingame

[deliciouspancakes]

Originally posted by Joreel:

Turn off Post Production in the options menu. I had to ask the same thing ingame

The only setting within the in-game options remotely like you're describing is Post Process which disables bloom and the screen discoloration upon taking damage.

It does not in any way disable the idle screen shaking or the combat screen shake effects.

Apologies if I misunderstood what you are trying to communicate.

Thank you for trying to help.

[epij]

try this in the console: SetSensitivity 20

helped a lot with the motion sickness

[deliciouspancakes]

Originally posted by epij:

try this in the console: SetSensitivity 20

helped a lot with the motion sickness

Thanks for the attempted help, but that was the first thing I figured out how to change.

I just spent the last two and a half hours trying to figure out Camera Shake with very little to show for it.

The best I got was being able to show the state of Object CameraShake which is connected to CameraActor using the Command Line obj related commands.

[WayWay]

Haha, this is the one and only thing I really dislike about the game. Camera shake. Everything else is great!

[BitMonster]

Originally posted by jonaswashe:

Hey all.

Is there an easy way to fully disable the Camera Shake within the game's INI files or through the console?

The camera shaking in this game is too extreme during combat, approaching the severity of drunk effects within other games. In addition, there is a constant subtle shake of the camera when idle.

I spent a long while pouring through the game's files looking for relevant variables but the only place I could find those setting were in the following file:
GlobalPersistentCookerData.upk

I don't necessarily expect to be able to turn this off within the in-game options, as I understand that even fully released games often offer not settings toggling or adjusting Camera Shake and I understand this is an Early Access title.

I did put an request in at the Game Suggestions thread: http://steamcommunity.com/app/332500/discussions/3/622954302087349543/

Any insight is appreciated.

Thanks.




Edit:
This thread on the Epic Games forums appears relevant to the combat shake, but I don't think the mentioned settings are exposed for easy configuration within Grav or it's ini files so I surmise it would require a mod or development work:
https://forums.epicgames.com/threads/718811-How-do-you-remove-flashing-red-damage-effect-and-camera-shake-in-game

Thanks! We are going to make some options for these. Coming soon in a future patch!

[deliciouspancakes]

BitMonster, thank you very much for the quick response on this, especially with it being the weekend!

[Joreel]

Originally posted by jonaswashe:

Originally posted by Joreel:

Turn off Post Production in the options menu. I had to ask the same thing ingame

The only setting within the in-game options remotely like you're describing is Post Process which disables bloom and the screen discoloration upon taking damage.

It does not in any way disable the idle screen shaking or the combat screen shake effects.

Apologies if I misunderstood what you are trying to communicate.

Thank you for trying to help.

You're right Post process not Post production... See what happens when you're typing on the forums during class break lol, you use classroom lecture words...

I turned it off on my game and the motion blur shakiness went away. I still can see attack damage just fine when I hit or get hit...