how do i switch between 1st and 3rd person view modes?

[Zunymitshu]

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[Pelandes]

There is a hotkey for it, I don't remember which one it is (I think it's V by default).

You can customize them in the control settings, so look in there.

[Hund]

But sadly this does not work for me in VR, is there any way to do it, i would love to try it out.

[baci]

Originally posted by HATE regelt:

But sadly this does not work for me in VR, is there any way to do it, i would love to try it out.

VR is currently 1st person only for motion sickness reasons. In non-VR mode, the default key to switch perspective is indeed V (or Y on the XBox Controller).

[Hund]

Originally posted by baci:

Originally posted by HATE regelt:

But sadly this does not work for me in VR, is there any way to do it, i would love to try it out.

VR is currently 1st person only for motion sickness reasons. In non-VR mode, the default key to switch perspective is indeed V (or Y on the XBox Controller).

Thanks for the reply, but i have to stop after about 10-15 minutes anyway due to motion sickness. :)

And can you do something about the mouse sensivity? Whenever i change it it changes the sensivity in windows as well.

Cheers

[baci]

Originally posted by HATE regelt:

Originally posted by baci:

VR is currently 1st person only for motion sickness reasons. In non-VR mode, the default key to switch perspective is indeed V (or Y on the XBox Controller).

Thanks for the reply, but i have to stop after about 10-15 minutes anyway due to motion sickness. :)

And can you do something about the mouse sensivity? Whenever i change it it changes the sensivity in windows as well.

Cheers

You can switch off the "use system mouse position" option in the mouse/keyboard settings, which will also disable mouse acceleration though.

[Hund]

Originally posted by baci:

Originally posted by HATE regelt:

Thanks for the reply, but i have to stop after about 10-15 minutes anyway due to motion sickness. :)

And can you do something about the mouse sensivity? Whenever i change it it changes the sensivity in windows as well.

Cheers

You can switch off the "use system mouse position" option in the mouse/keyboard settings, which will also disable mouse acceleration though.

Oh i didnt see that, thanks. :-)