Third person offset settings

[avianmosquito]

A bit of experimentation reveals the answer.

 

"I REALLY don't want to mess with these without knowing what I'm doing"

 

What in this was so ambiguous as to allow such a response?

[llamaRCA]

A bit of experimentation reveals the answer.

 

"I REALLY don't want to mess with these without knowing what I'm doing"

 

What in this was so ambiguous as to allow such a response?

 

 

But that's what modding your own game is all about. Learning about stuff you know nothing about. I mean, there's the Geck wiki to read, but it doesn't tell you everything about the game. You just have to jump in and try stuff. So, you have a choice. Experiment with modding the game and see how it goes or use other people's mods. That's how all of us (modders) do it (experiment to see what happens; hoping to get the results we want). I always back up my esp before I do anything so if the mod is weird or whatever I haven't messed up anything too badly.

[luthienanarion]

Well arent you a charming and lovely person. It is not my fault or really any modders fault if a mod conflicts with other mods, thats how it goes. Just like YOUR mod conflicts and has a chance of screwing up someones game, since you edited the level lists now your mod conflicts with others. Nature of the beast and all.

 

Yes, and you're so lovely yourself, throwing a hissy fit and taking your mod down the second your mod was used in a way you didn't like. Which is something that is just going to happen, nature of the beast, and all. Don't want your mod misused? Don't upload.

 

But then again, you can't even handle somebody mentioning a problem they had with your mod, which only mattered because you took the file down so the corrupted one could not be replaced, so it's hardly surprising. Seriously, you're on the internet, grow a thicker skin. Do you need a primer, or something?

 

I suggested that mod, because it allows you full control over your camera positions. But if you must do it yourself, you could download the mod and see what the settings are and then delete the mod after that. Because I sadly do not have the commands you need.

 

I'm not even looking for a script command. I'm looking for one setting. All I wanted to know was if I needed to adjust "x" or "posx." Nothing so complicated it's worth downloading a mod for.

 

 

You've just destroyed any chance of getting help from me, ever. You asked for help with something, and a resource was pointed out for you to examine.

 

Attacking someone for trying to assist you earns you no friends here.

[avianmosquito]

Well arent you a charming and lovely person. It is not my fault or really any modders fault if a mod conflicts with other mods, thats how it goes. Just like YOUR mod conflicts and has a chance of screwing up someones game, since you edited the level lists now your mod conflicts with others. Nature of the beast and all.

 

Yes, and you're so lovely yourself, throwing a hissy fit and taking your mod down the second your mod was used in a way you didn't like. Which is something that is just going to happen, nature of the beast, and all. Don't want your mod misused? Don't upload.

 

But then again, you can't even handle somebody mentioning a problem they had with your mod, which only mattered because you took the file down so the corrupted one could not be replaced, so it's hardly surprising. Seriously, you're on the internet, grow a thicker skin. Do you need a primer, or something?

 

I suggested that mod, because it allows you full control over your camera positions. But if you must do it yourself, you could download the mod and see what the settings are and then delete the mod after that. Because I sadly do not have the commands you need.

 

I'm not even looking for a script command. I'm looking for one setting. All I wanted to know was if I needed to adjust "x" or "posx." Nothing so complicated it's worth downloading a mod for.

 

 

You've just destroyed any chance of getting help from me, ever. You asked for help with something, and a resource was pointed out for you to examine.

 

Attacking someone for trying to assist you earns you no friends here.

 

And you are an idiot for judging somebody you don't know for something you know nothing about. And clearly were not paying attention to.

[luthienanarion]

And you are an idiot for judging somebody you don't know for something you know nothing about. And clearly were not paying attention to.

 

Now you're attacking me, which just makes you look stupid. This "discussion" is over.

[avianmosquito]

And you are an idiot for judging somebody you don't know for something you know nothing about. And clearly were not paying attention to.

 

Now you're attacking me, which just makes you look stupid. This "discussion" is over.

 

Take a look at what actually happened, idiot. Because there's no way you could have actually read that conversation and concluded that I attacked her "for trying to help me."

 

I think what happened is you skimmed it and saw that she was angry at me, then immediately took her side without reading what had happened.

 

"Oh, a woman's angry at a man! Must be his fault! (Now, I'm not calling you a SEXIST or anything, but only because I don't need to.) Oh, and he just insulted her for being angry at him (not even sure you "read" that far) so that must mean he was the instigator! I'm going to blindly jump in before I have the slightest f***ing clue what is going on and not bother to find out why! I mean, why let FACTS get in the way, right?"

Edited July 15, 2012 by avianmosquito

[avianmosquito]

A bit of experimentation reveals the answer.

 

"I REALLY don't want to mess with these without knowing what I'm doing"

 

What in this was so ambiguous as to allow such a response?

 

 

But that's what modding your own game is all about. Learning about stuff you know nothing about. I mean, there's the Geck wiki to read, but it doesn't tell you everything about the game. You just have to jump in and try stuff. So, you have a choice. Experiment with modding the game and see how it goes or use other people's mods. That's how all of us (modders) do it (experiment to see what happens; hoping to get the results we want). I always back up my esp before I do anything so if the mod is weird or whatever I haven't messed up anything too badly.

 

Well, I was hoping somebody who had done this before could tell me what setting they had used. That said, I should know better than to ask the forums a question and expect an answer.