Hey, maybe this is a stupid question, but i wish to get it answered anyway
How do you mouselook around your character? (i.e see what it looks like on the front)
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As far as I know, using Wesp's patchs you can move the camera to various positions and zoom in and out using the keys in the Num Pad of your keyboard. I usually reconfigure those in the autoexec.cfg file because I prefer mapping those keys to other functions.
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Yeah, I played through the turtorial and found out that its the numpad keys.][_aVey wrote:As far as I know, using Wesp's patchs you can move the camera to various positions and zoom in and out using the keys in the Num Pad of your keyboard. I usually reconfigure those in the autoexec.cfg file because I prefer mapping those keys to other functions.
Problem is though, that my keyboard is retarded and doesnt have those
so, how exactly do you recionfigure the keys?
Look in the install directory of your game, and look for a folder called "Vampire" and then "cfg", in my case it's:
C:\Games\PC\Games\Shooter\Vampire [The Masquerade] - Bloodlines\Vampire\cfg
Look for a file called "autexec.cfg", I strongly suggest you make a copy of it in case you mess up, simply select it and press [CTRL+C] and now press [CTRL+V] and a copy of the file will be created.
Now open "autoexec.cfg" with Notepad and you'll immediately recognize the different camera-key bindings there, play with them to your liking, always taking care that you don't bind some camera keys to other keys already mapped to other functions in the game.
C:\Games\PC\Games\Shooter\Vampire [The Masquerade] - Bloodlines\Vampire\cfg
Look for a file called "autexec.cfg", I strongly suggest you make a copy of it in case you mess up, simply select it and press [CTRL+C] and now press [CTRL+V] and a copy of the file will be created.
Now open "autoexec.cfg" with Notepad and you'll immediately recognize the different camera-key bindings there, play with them to your liking, always taking care that you don't bind some camera keys to other keys already mapped to other functions in the game.
So you're using a Coleco, uh?Nodde91 wrote:Yeah, I played through the turtorial and found out that its the numpad keys.
Problem is though, that my keyboard is retarded and doesnt have those
And so I left...
Cold of heart and soul.
~†~Forced to the road... and the long, bitter night.~†~
Cold of heart and soul.
~†~Forced to the road... and the long, bitter night.~†~