Yes, I could do that. But honestly, I only installed the mod as a precaution. I don't have any problems with the camera. I guess this is also tied to fps and the game runs pretty fluently for me, mostly at or above 100fps. I also turned the mouse sensitivity down ingame, which is something I learned from other games. In most games, the standard sensitivy is much too high for moder gaming mice and this alone can make for a jittery camera. An extreme example of that was Hellblade II.
So I don't really need the mod. But for all those who do I'm glad you're trying to fix it, thank you! :)
Well...after reaching the refugee camp, which is a bit more demanding (plus using a HDR mod which also lowers performance) my fps tumble below 90 more often than I'd like and I find myself needing this mod after all. :D High fps can compensate for laggy camera, but in my experience it needs to stay at a stead 100 to 120fps for that.
Just a quick question: You did state that the smoothing can be temporarily disabled via console and I know that the command itself is i_mouse_smooth, but what is the actual value to disable it? Your mods value is 30, so that's what I'd use to re-enable it...is it 0 to disable it?
I took some inspiration from the comment section of this mod: https://www.nexusmods.com/kingdomcomedeliverance2/mods/55
The easiest solution to simply toggle Mouse Smoothing on and off goes like this:
create two txt files in the game directory, name them for instance smoothingON.txt and smoothingOFF.txt
change file type to cfg for both --> smoothingON.cfg and smoothingOFF.cfg
smoothingON.cfg should contain: i_mouse_smooth=30
smoothingOFF.cfg should contain:i_mouse_smooth=0
(if you haven't already, create a user.txt in the game directory, change file type to cfg --> user.cfg)
write or add to the user.cfg bind f10 exec mousesmoothingON.cfg bind f11 exec mousesmoothingOFF.cfg
(if you haven't already, add command line argument in steam or game shortcut: +exec user.cfg)
USAGE: Ingame, press F10 (or the button you set) to enable mouse smoothing. Press F11 to disable it. Easy as p...erfect bane potion! :D
You can change the buttons around of course, but it seems only f1 to f12 (must be written lowercase) work. Since F12 is my photomode-key I've chosen F10 and F11 to enable and disable mouse smoothing. Works like a charm.
I wonder if I could double-use F12...as in ingame set to photomode but also in the user.cfg f12 set to execute the cfg file that disabled mouse smoothing...
Anyway...once set up, this is a very convenient way to switch it off and back on again without the need to type it every time or copy & paste it from somewhere.
The following also has the same effect and is adjustable using in game console (open console, type i_mouse_smooth=1 for example)
Find the setting you like then just add it to your system.cfg.
CVar: i_mouse_smooth Recommended to be placed in system.cfg Set mouse smoothing value, also if 0 (disabled) there will be a simple average between the old and the actual input. (1.0 = very very smooth, 30 = almost instant) Default is 0.0
I changed the default value to 30. Does feel a bit snappier. Not sure what actual value 1 is set too. You can get smoothing over more frames with lower values. Try 2 for fun and you will see lol. Anything under 10 feels very bad to me.
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So...yeah, it kinda makes fotomode unusable.
So I don't really need the mod. But for all those who do I'm glad you're trying to fix it, thank you! :)
Well...after reaching the refugee camp, which is a bit more demanding (plus using a HDR mod which also lowers performance) my fps tumble below 90 more often than I'd like and I find myself needing this mod after all. :D High fps can compensate for laggy camera, but in my experience it needs to stay at a stead 100 to 120fps for that.
Just a quick question: You did state that the smoothing can be temporarily disabled via console and I know that the command itself is i_mouse_smooth, but what is the actual value to disable it? Your mods value is 30, so that's what I'd use to re-enable it...is it 0 to disable it?
The easiest solution to simply toggle Mouse Smoothing on and off goes like this:
i_mouse_smooth=30i_mouse_smooth=0bind f10 exec mousesmoothingON.cfg
bind f11 exec mousesmoothingOFF.cfg
USAGE: Ingame, press F10 (or the button you set) to enable mouse smoothing. Press F11 to disable it. Easy as p...erfect bane potion! :D
You can change the buttons around of course, but it seems only f1 to f12 (must be written lowercase) work. Since F12 is my photomode-key I've chosen F10 and F11 to enable and disable mouse smoothing. Works like a charm.
I wonder if I could double-use F12...as in ingame set to photomode but also in the user.cfg f12 set to execute the cfg file that disabled mouse smoothing...
Anyway...once set up, this is a very convenient way to switch it off and back on again without the need to type it every time or copy & paste it from somewhere.
nevertheless the mod is great!
Does that behavior go away if you disable the mod? It could be a vanilla bug as well.
Find the setting you like then just add it to your system.cfg.
CVar: i_mouse_smooth
Recommended to be placed in system.cfg
Set mouse smoothing value, also if 0 (disabled) there will be a simple average between the old and the actual input.
(1.0 = very very smooth, 30 = almost instant)
Default is 0.0