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A likely simple camera question

datter

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Hi all, I imagine this is a simple question but I thought this was the defacto place to ask.

When the spacebar is held down, and the mouse is moved you get the standard mouselook feature in FSX. I notice there is a zone where it snaps to center and I'm wondering if this can be removed? In other words, if you hold the spacebar down and pan slowly left to right the view jumps to, and sticks in the center just enough to be annoying.

Does anyone know of any way of removing this snap, so the camera is able to smooth pan all around?

Thanks,
datter
 
Go to the Options | Settings | Controls dialog, on the Calibration tab, in the Controller Type combo box, select "Mouse Look", and then pull the Null Zone slider all the way to the left (numeric value 1). You can also change the Sensitivity slider if you want to change how quickly the view matches the mouse movement.

If you select the Advanced Controls radio button, you can actually make the above changes for the left/right and up/down axis seperately.

Tim
 
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