Extend camera settings
扩展相机设置
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About this mod Machine translation
describe
As the successor to my previous (deprecated) mod "POV Camera Unlocker", this plugin provides a variety of customizable options for the in-game camera, allowing you to unlock many of the default limitations set by R*.
Require
ScriptHookV -
Microsoft Visual C ++ Redistributable(2015) -
Important information
If you have issues, you may need to change the permissions on your game folder so that the mod can save settings correctly.
To do this:
- Right click on the Grand Theft Auto V folder and scroll down to Properties
- Uncheck the "Read Only" box and click "Apply"
- Click OK to apply changes to all subfolders and files
Install
Move ExtendedCameraSettings.asi to your GTA installation folder.
Default keybindings
Save camera settings: Control + B.
Reload camera settings: F11
usage
Please see the attached readme.txt
Contributor
@Reyser - Spanish Translator
source code
If you encounter any problems please let me know and feel free to leave your suggestions on how to improve the mod. Thanks (:
change
V1.2.2
Fixed an issue related to configuration files not being read correctly
Saving to file is enabled by default
V1.2.1
Support game version 1.0.1365.1
V1.2
Support game version 1.0.1290.1
V1.1.3
Changed metadata entries in xml files to use more relevant names. Hopefully this alleviates some user confusion. (Old xml files can be quickly converted using this tool: http://www.camx.me/gtav/convertpresets.php)
Added a new option to toggle the "shift" function when the vehicle accelerates
INI option to automatically save camera presets in xml file is now enabled by default
CameraPresets.xml and ExtendedCameraSettings.ini will be loaded from the current directory of the .asi file instead of the base game directory
Rewrite the readme file to make it more readable and less confusing for the average user
V1.1.2
Fixed issue with menu options not working after game reload
Settings in the menu are updated based on the current camera configuration
V1.1.1
Fixed crash when reloading from save
Added Spanish support (thanks Reyser)
Other less interesting stuff
V1.1
Fully updated with the latest game version (what is it? I'm losing track)
Added ability to set camera presets for individual vehicles and peds
Added settings for third person aiming camera
Added some new settings for existing cameras, field of view
Third-person auto-centering can now be completely disabled for gamepads
Switch to XML format for camera settings
better loading times
More concise log files
When uninstalling the script, the log files are deleted by themselves
Other bug fixes and performance improvements
V1.07
Fixed an issue introduced in the previous version where settings did not survive game restarts
V1.06
Fixed an issue with the front camera on aircraft with weapons (the camera no longer clips to the vehicle)
Scrollbars enabled in menu
V1.05
Fixed compatibility issue with PauseMenu extension API.
V1.04
Added the ability to set third-person perspective restrictions
Setting the in-car POV offset now uses smaller increments when setting from the menu
Bug Fixes - Fixed an issue that could cause crashes under certain circumstances
Bug Fix - Fixed an issue that caused values in the configuration file to not be applied correctly after reloading the game
Bug Fix - Fixed an issue where sliders in menus would sometimes display incorrect values
V1.03
Stability - Added some more sanity checks when patching the camera element as it seemed to be the cause of crashes for some
Added the ability to customize vehicle POV camera offsets
Fixed some values in config files not being set to their vanilla values by default
V1.02
Stability - Plugins should no longer cause script hook errors or crashes
Added a log file
Re-added some content that was removed in the previous version (restore defaults button works again)
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.