The 'Toggle Crouch' and 'Toggle Prone' settings do just that - pressing the relevant key once will make you go straight into crouch or prone stance, and pressing the same key again will take you out of that stance. However the various options are here designed to suit different play styles, depending on how you to like to use crouch (kneeling down) and prone (lying down). This is not a mistake by the developers, and can be confusing since really you only need to bind one key to crouch, and one to prone. Multiple Crouch and Prone options: You may notice there are several Crouch and Prone-related settings on this screen. Pay attention to the following setting in particular: These settings control your character's movement, and should be assigned according to your tastes. Raising the mouse sensitivity value can't fix that - you'll have to reduce/alter other settings to increase your average framerate. Note that if you're experiencing a lot of mouse "lag", it is usually due to low framerates - especially when in heavy combat or smoky scenes, or large complex outdoor scenes.
Mouse Sensitivity: This setting is very important, and depending on how far right you move the slider, the greater the responsiveness of your character's view to your mouse movements. If you find that in fact it makes your mouse seem laggier or less snappy, set this to No. Smooth Mouse: This setting if set to Yes attempts to reduce the jerkiness of mouse movements. This can be handy if you often become disorientated during heavy combat for example. Invert Mouse: This controls whether moving the mouse forward will make your character look down (Yes) or up (No).Ĭenter View: This command instantly centers your view parallel to the ground. Particular settings of importance are covered below:
You can bind various keys/buttons to these options, and none have any impact on performance.
These options affect the way you control your character's viewpoint in the game.
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