The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (2015) [ANA KONU] (791. sayfa)

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  GUI MENUS & CUSTOM KEYBINDS 
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  GUI and keybind setups are now included with the mod download.   
   
  This does NOT mean that the GUI menus and hotkeys are automatically installed.  It only means that the setups 
  are no longer a separate download.  After installing your mod, open the mod folder and look for folders named 
  'gui_setup' and/or 'keybind_setup'.  The setup folders contain all the files you need plus setup instructions. 
   
  Installing the GUIs and keybinds is an optional step, but highly recommended. 
   
  The following mods have GUI menus: 
  Immersive Cam 
  Immersive Meditation 
  Immersive Motion for Gamepads 
  Alternate Horse Controls   
   
  The following mods have keybind setups: 
  Immersive Cam 
  Alternate Horse Controls 
   
   
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  SCRIPT COMPILATION ERRORS 
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  If you get script compilation errors after installing Immerive Cam, it is for one of two reasons. 
   
  1) You have a mod conflict with another installed mod.  Script Merger is your friend in this situation. 
  Go download it, use it, endorse it. 
   
  OR... 
   
  2) You have a bad script source folder.  This means that your patch upgrade gave you some bad official files. 
  It happens to us with every patch, unfortunately.  When it happens, ANY script mod will prevent you from starting your game. 
  This is NOT a problem with the mod.  You just got some corrupted files when you updated.  Don't worry though.   
  If this is the case, you can refer to the sticky post on Immerive Cam's comment page for detailed instructions on  
  how to resolve your problem. 
   
   
  How can you tell if you problem is caused by a mod conflict or a bad source script folder? 
   
  Look at the error you recieve.  Here's an example error: 
  Error [content0]game\behavior_tree\tasks\monsters\bttaskmaintainspeed.ws(10): Class 'CBTTaskMaintainSpeed' already defined. 
   
  You see that the folder mentioned in the error is [content0].  If content0 is in the error, your problem  
  is a bad script source folder. 
   
  Here's another example: 
  Error [modactivewitcherzoom]game\gameplay\ability\abilitymanagertypes.ws(17): Structure 'SBlockedAbility' already defined. 
   
  Notice the folder mentioned in this error is [modactivewitcherzoom].  This is a mod conflict between Immersive Cam  
  and another mod call modactivewitcherzoom.  The script in conflict is abilitymanagertypes.ws.  If you are going to  
  run multiple mods, sooner or later you are going to run into a mod conflict.  Don't panic.  Get Script Merger. 
   
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  RUNNING IMMERSIVE CAM with OTHER CAMERA MODS 
   
  Don't do it.  IC (Immersive Cam) is an extensive mod that gives you control over almost every Witcher 3 camera.  The options  
  in IC are comprehensive and extremely customizable.  You can make your camera look and act almost any way you want.   
  Because IC is such a big and comprehensive mod, it's just not going to be compatible with other camera mods, even with  
  Script Merger. 
   
   
   
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  AN EXPLANATION of VARIOUS CAMERA SETTINGS 
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  OFFSET / ZOOM / HEIGHT 
  Almost all the cameras have three settings in common:  offset, zoom, height 
   
  Adjusting OFFSET moves your camera left or right horizontally.  An offset value of 0 is dead center of the screen. 
  Negative values move the camera left.  Positive values move the camera right. 
   
  Adjusting ZOOM, zooms the camera in or out.  The higher the zoom value, the closer the camera moves to Geralt, making 
  him appear bigger on your screen.  The lower the number, the farther away the camera from Geralt.   
   
  Adjusting HEIGHT moves the camera up and down vertically.  Raising the height value moves the camera up, lowering it 
  moves the camera down. 
   
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  DISTANCE 
  Some cameras have a DISTANCE setting instead of a zoom setting.  DISTANCE works much the same as zoom, but in this case, 
  raising the DISTANCE value increases the distance of the camera from Geralt.  So a higher distance setting makes Geralt 
  appear smaller on screen.  So, it's almost the opposite of zoom.   
   
  Why does IC use ZOOM for some cameras and DISTANCE for others (and sometimes both)? 
  The answer to that is that IC gives control over the Witcher 3 camera system, but does not CHANGE the  
  underlying system (except to fix bugs in the vanilla code).  So where CDPR implemented zoom, IC uses zoom. 
  Where CDPR implemented distance, IC uses distance.  There were reasons why CDPR coded the camera system the 
  way they did.  We're not reinventing the wheel here.  We're just making the wheel better. 
   
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  EXPLORATION CAMERA 
  In addition to the normal camera postion settings, the Exploration Camera also offers a couple other options. 
   
  AUTO-CENTERING - ON/OFF 
  This one is pretty self explanatory. 
   
  INTERIOR CAMERA MATCHES EXTERIOR CAMERA 
  Think of this as a single camera mode, that doesn't change, whether you are inside or outside.  That's what this 
  option enables.  Use the camera postioning controls to position the camera wherever you want it to be.  This option 
  is almost essential for closer cam postions, as reflected in the CLOSE-LEFT and CLOSE-RIGHT presets. 
   
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  SPRINT CAMERA 
  Sprint Cam is based on XXXX values...  
  IC's default sprint camera is based on your exploration camera values.  So, when you sprint, you use the same 
  camera values as you do for Exploration, but slightly zoomed out.  You can optionally set this to be based on 
  vanilla camera values.  Basing the sprint cam on vanilla values puts the camera in the vanilla sprint position,  
  regardless of your exploration settings.  Finally, you can base the sprint cam on custom cam values you define.  
  In this case, your sprint cam postion will use the custom sprint OFFSET/ZOOM/HEIGHT values.  Only when basing on 
  custom values will the offset, zoom, and height values you define be read and used. 
   
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  COMBAT CAMERA 
  There is one additonal combat camera setting, the COMBAT CAMERA LOCK setting. 
  This setting prevents the game from zooming the camera in and out during combat.  This makes combat more difficult, 
  but also more intense and potentially exciting.  It's an option, like everything else.  Turn it on if you want a 
  static combat cam.  Leave it off if you don't. 
   
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  HORSEBACK CAMERA 
  All the settings here are fairly self-explanatory 
   
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  SAILING 
  In addition to the normal camera postion settings, the Sailing Camera also offers a couple other options. 
   
  AUTO-CENTERING - ON/OFF 
  This one is pretty self explanatory. 
   
  SAILING PITCH 
  This controls how much range you have to tilt the camera up.  Higher values let you look more towards the sky, but 
  can potentially cause the camera to dip beneath the water as you tilt the camera.  The presets in the Sailing menu  
  are optimized to give you as much control over the pitch as possible, without clipping beneath the water. 
   
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  WITCHER SENSE CAMERA  
  The first camera option in this section enables or disables Witcher Sense zoom.  Turn this setting OFF to prevent  
  the camera from changing postion when you activate witcher senses.  With this setting ON, you can use the camera  
  postion values below it to determine what your zoomed in (or out) Witcher Sense camera will look like in various  
  situations (inside or outside). 
   
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  AIM/THROW 
  There is one additonal setting that requires a bit of explanation in this section. 
   
  ROTATE to CAMERA FACING - ON/OFF 
  This setting does not control camera, but the animation that Geralt uses while pivoting when he is aiming with 
  a crossbow or bomb ready.  By default, the vanilla game just rotates Geralt magically to the same facing as the 
  camera.  You don't notice because the vanilla camera values are zoomed in so close you can't see much more than 
  Geralt's head.  However, if you use a zoomed out cam postion, this looks pretty odd.  Turning this setting OFF 
  means Geralt doesn't magically rotate, but actually moves his legs as he pivots.  This is covered by the presets. 
  But basically, ON = magic rotation, OFF = more natural rotation animations. 
   
  A WORD OF WARNING ABOUT BLOOD AND WINE QUEST - WARBLE OF A SMITTEN KNIGHT 
  There is a bug in Blood and Wine that prevents you from hitting one of the targets in the crossbow contest IF you 
  are using a custom Aim/Throw camera value.  This is not a bug with IC, it's a bug with Blood and Wine.  So please 
  don't ask me to fix it.  To work around it, switch to the vanilla Aim/Throw preset during the contest.  The presets 
  are a single button click, so it's not a tough work-around if you know what to expect. 
   
   
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  AN EXPLANATION of SLOW MOTION COMBAT SETTINGS 
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  The one thing that sometimes confuses people are the slow mo FACTORS and how they work.  Here's an explanation 
  in a nutshell... 
   
  A SLO MO FACTOR controls how fast time moves while Geralt performs that action.  A SLOW MO FACTOR of 1 equals 
  100%.  Time moves normally at a factor of 1.  To make time slow down to 20% of normal speed, set that  
  SLOW MO FACTOR to 0.2.  To make time move at half speed, set the SLOW MO FACTOR to 0.5. 
   
  Never set a SLOW MO FACTOR to 0.  This stops time completely and you'll have to exit the game and reload. If you 
  want to disable slow motion on an action, set that SLOW MO FACTOR to 1, not 0.