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About this mod
Changes the idle/walking camera from the default over-the-shoulder style camera to a classic action/adventure style centered, pulled back camera.
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A port of my mod for Arkham Knight. This only effects the idle/walking camera, and it will still return to an over-the-shoulder view when aiming gadgets. Camera transitions are smooth and feel as though the game were originally designed like this.
I haven't found a way yet to make console commands execute automatically, so the new camera has to be activated with a hotkey, which by default is F3 on keyboard and L3 on XInput devices.
The mod can be dragged and dropped, but since it replaces the base game's entire DefaultInput.ini file, and therefore could alter your settings or break other mods, I recommend manually pasting the code for the camera hotkey into your own DefaultInput.ini file. I have detailed instructions included in the .ZIP file. It's literally just copying and pasting a few lines of console commands. You just have to make sure to put them in the right place.
Big thanks to Mr_JAG on reddit, whose post I came across which had the necessary console commands for this mod. I tweaked them a bit to get a more desirable camera, and make it more seamless, but they came from him originally.
I've also ported this mod to Arkham City. I've been having trouble getting it to work on Arkham Origins, but I'll be sure to update this as soon as I do.
I haven't found a way yet to make console commands execute automatically, so the new camera has to be activated with a hotkey, which by default is F3 on keyboard and L3 on XInput devices.
The mod can be dragged and dropped, but since it replaces the base game's entire DefaultInput.ini file, and therefore could alter your settings or break other mods, I recommend manually pasting the code for the camera hotkey into your own DefaultInput.ini file. I have detailed instructions included in the .ZIP file. It's literally just copying and pasting a few lines of console commands. You just have to make sure to put them in the right place.
Big thanks to Mr_JAG on reddit, whose post I came across which had the necessary console commands for this mod. I tweaked them a bit to get a more desirable camera, and make it more seamless, but they came from him originally.
I've also ported this mod to Arkham City. I've been having trouble getting it to work on Arkham Origins, but I'll be sure to update this as soon as I do.