FP Camera problems?

[Jverv]

So I got SR all loaded up and no ctd'd, but when I'm in first person mode my camera is floating and overly responsive. If there is a post in this topic I can't find it. Any advice would be great! Thanks!

[Neovalen]

Did you accidently install the joy of perspective version of xp maximum skeleton?

[DanielCoffey]

There is the mouse camera sensitivity in the Settings menu but I have to ask... are you trying to use a graphics tablet? They have a different dpi and control method to mice and do not play nice with Skyrim.

[Jverv]

Thanks for reply, thought it might be a problem many people have and there might be a straight forward answer. Guess I'll have to troubleshoot. It's not the acceleration, it's similar to if you have immersive first person installed, which I don’t, and so the camera is slightly off where it normally is in vanilla (a little higher) and it's very sensitive. When I shoot back into third person its fine. I use nvidia inspector presets per guide, and I have tested the ENB before I ran the full install. I tested a few times while installing revisited and had no camera issues. I’m not entirely sure what a “graphics tablet†is but as I said I started running into problems after full install. *edit* think you mean a graphics tablet for animations and the like, no I don't have one. Really seems to be a in game camera issue, not an imput device issue*

I have an evga 750ti with the current driver, and I’m running on vista x64. If you can give me more detail on what a tablet is, maybe that is the cause. Thanks for the reply and your time!

Edited June 17, 2014 by Jverv

[Aiyen]

Camera positions are always mod related... a .dll hook could do it but none currently do it because... why. 

 

So most likely worth looking at any mod that alters camera in any way. Or the heights of actors etc. 

[Jverv]

That did it Neovalen, don't know how I picked the wrong one but your brain does get fried after following the guide for a while. Thanks for the help all! And Neo, thanks again for a great guide and all the work you do for the modding community! Really enjoy your attention to detail, very helpful guide and a great learning tool. I actually followed the guide to learn how to better mod until I get an SDD. When I do, I'll have to do it all over again, but the guide makes people a pro overnight. Great stuff!