Camera keeps panning up

[Folius]

Anyone else having an issue with their camera panning up all the way randomly?

[omgilovesteak]

Originally posted by Folius:

Anyone else having an issue with their camera panning up all the way randomly?

YES i do! It is driving me crazy. I am about to get in the game and try and figure out a solution. Im on KB mouse btw, no controller connected :D

[halfmonkey]

Unplug your controller, or if it's not that check that your other peripherals aren't being detected as a controller (a USB keyboard, for example.)

[Folius]

Originally posted by halfmonkey:

Unplug your controller, or if it's not that check that your other peripherals aren't being detected as a controller (a USB keyboard, for example.)

how do i check that

[halfmonkey]

Originally posted by Folius:

Originally posted by halfmonkey:

Unplug your controller, or if it's not that check that your other peripherals aren't being detected as a controller (a USB keyboard, for example.)

how do i check that

Unplug them one at a time. If it's your keyboard, try updating the drivers/software for that device. [Example: I have a Logitech mechanical keyboard plugged into my laptop, which is recognized as a 'controller' in some games. Unplugging, then plugging it back in almost always fixes the issue.]

[Folius]

Originally posted by halfmonkey:

Originally posted by Folius:

how do i check that

Unplug them one at a time. If it's your keyboard, try updating the drivers/software for that device. [Example: I have a Logitech mechanical keyboard plugged into my laptop, which is recognized as a 'controller' in some games. Unplugging, then plugging it back in almost always fixes the issue.]

I have tried all of that and it's still happening.. I don't understand what could be causing it?

[omgilovesteak]

This is horrible haha

[Crix]

Only time that has happened to me in a game was when my analog controller developed drift and just ended up replacing. If the obvious doesn't fix it. Never have I had to manually install drivers in a long time. I think as far back as Windows 7 using a controller. It's usually just auto installed.

If you have another one swap it out and see if it's gone.

[omgilovesteak]

Originally posted by Crix:

Only time that has happened to me in a game was when my analog controller developed drift and just ended up replacing. If the obvious doesn't fix it. Never have I had to manually install drivers in a long time. I think as far back as Windows 7 using a controller. It's usually just auto installed.

If you have another one swap it out and see if it's gone.

Mine happens on KB and mouse :(
Im about to get back in the game and see if some of those mouse acceleration settings are doing it, i dunno.

[Folius]

yeah mine is happening with a mouse too.. what the heck?

anyone else experiencing this?

[omgilovesteak]

Well, after messing around with it, i found a way to reset that camera floating upwards above our character. Just move the camera around with the arrow keys and that seems to break it loose and return it to normal.

[john fortnite]

After browsing many threads on Steam forums and here on Reddit I found a user who fixed their issue by moving the camera with the arrow keys for just a moment, to "unstick" the camera. This didn't work for me.
So after doing that, I tried unbinding the arrow keys from the camera movement in the PC bindings. Then it worked! Now I can use my controller without the camera panning up.

[Tee]

Thank you to R'ard's comment - unbinding the arrow keys is what worked for me.

[alcideshow]

How do I fix my camera for pinning up? I even unplugged it and plugged it back in and it still didn't work and I got a new controller

[camillegonmi]

Originally posted by halfmonkey:

Unplug your controller, or if it's not that check that your other peripherals aren't being detected as a controller (a USB keyboard, for example.)

Wow thanks it worked, I did the unplugging

[itsmilenita ♡]

Originally posted by halfmonkey:

Unplug your controller, or if it's not that check that your other peripherals aren't being detected as a controller (a USB keyboard, for example.)