bradlo

Thanks for the reply, but is there anywhere in ArmA 2 where i can change the amount deadzone for my wheel as i have a large section when the wheel is centered of no control regardless of its movement within that small zone. After the zone the control is fine... Thanks, Brad

Hey, I recently set my Logitech G25 Racing wheel with 900 Degress rotation up with ArmA 2 for driving. Its mapped up and responds as should with peddles and such, however there is a large Deadzone of no control when the wheel is centered. How can i remove this? If it could be removed and have it perfectly mapped, this would blow me away as this is then practically every simulation in one... (Plane Simulator, Helicopter Simulator, Infatry/Weapons Simulator, Driving Simulator etc...) Cheers, Brad

Thanks for the reply! I have an Xbox 360 control and receiver so i will give this a go. However is there no way to do so with the Mouse alone? Sorry to be picky! Thanks alot, Brad

Anybody know what else could be done? Or is this a bug with ArmA 2 that needs to be fixed in the next update? Any help is greatly appreciated!! Cheers, Brad

}; }; headBob=1; mouseSensitivityX=1.168426; mouseSensitivityY=1.2094502; floatingZoneArea=0; sceneComplexity=500000; viewDistance=3386.9063; terrainGrid=6.25; Found the above in my profiler, but it only has that for the bottom of the profile which suggests its for all control's not just bulldozer controls. Any ideas? Thanks for all the help so far! Brad,

As sated in the first post when just changing the buldozer controls (Mouse controls) it changes them for every other class too e.g. Infantry, Air etc... How can i change it for just the one? Brad,

Hi, Thanks for the reply, pressing L, i forgot about that, ill try it soon. Using the Numpad isnt ideal for movie making and such, as the shakey camera effect is best used and created by the mouse, plus its just easy to use. Is there anyway of just getting the mouse to be not as sensitive on bulldozer controls only rather than being less sensitive on every set of controls? Thanks, Brad,

Hey, Previously in ArmA 1, you could use this script: player exec "camera.sqs"; showCinemaBorder false; setAccTime 0.01 in a trigger to make the world enter slow motion, and you control a Camera in "No Clip" when the trigger is triggered. The camera was controlled by the "Bulldozer" set of controls in the control options menu. When trying the above script in game, triggering the trigger and then trying to free look with the mouse (binded), all i get is a very very fast free look - the slightest touch of the mouse moves the view miles very quickly. This is un useable for filmmaking and screenshot setups etc... How is it possible to setup the bulldozer commands to make the mouse move slower? Changing the Axis sensitivity for Bulldozer setup also changes it for every other category, e.g. infantry, air etc... How can i just change the bulldozer/camera one? Finally how can i remove the little cross hair that appears on the screen? In ArmA 1, this was a case of disabling the cross hairs from the difficulty setting, however this doesn't remove it in the camera view in ArmA 2.... Thanks for any help, Brad

Hey, Previously in ArmA 1, you could use this script: player exec "camera.sqs"; showCinemaBorder false; setAccTime 0.01 in a trigger to make the world enter slow motion, and you control a Camera in "No Clip" when the trigger is triggered. The camera was controlled by the "Bulldozer" set of controls in the control options menu. When trying the above script in game, triggering the trigger and then trying to free look with the mouse (binded), all i get is a very very fast free look - the slightest touch of the mouse moves the view miles very quickly. This is un useable for filmmaking and screenshot setups etc... How is it possible to setup the bulldozer commands to make the mouse move slower? Changing the Axis sensitivity for Bulldozer setup also changes it for every other category, e.g. infantry, air etc... How can i just change the bulldozer/camera one? Finally how can i remove the little cross hair that appears on the screen? In ArmA 1, this was a case of disabling the cross hairs from the difficulty setting, however this doesn't remove it in the camera view in ArmA 2.... Thanks for any help, Brad