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    Gaddes Ronfaure
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    Wow, how were you able to get the same perfect angle for the runs every time?
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    "Well, it's no Vana'diel, but it'll have to do..."


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    Alia Vague
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gaddes View Post
    Wow, how were you able to get the same perfect angle for the runs every time?
    It was real tricky, but the game does offer a few obscure ways to control your camera. However if Square Enix added a few more options, even some small ones, people could make amazing videos, machinimas, and all. Juust sayingggg :P

    Anyway, if you'd really like to know, I'll drop back here when I get home and copy it here, but I've already shared how I did it over on the FFXIV reddit under the Experience Eorzea post
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gaddes View Post
    Wow, how were you able to get the same perfect angle for the runs every time?
    Okay so, here's how I did it. I've wrote an explanation on reddit, so I'll just copy paste it here.

    So there's like a hidden option to save your default camera position. You do this by finding the angle you want, then pressing ctrl+END (if I'm correct). This saves the angle, but it will always default to the back of your character, you'll see ingame what I'm talking about.

    Then you go in to your character configuration, and there on the control settings tab there's a section labeled "Standard Type Camera Auto-adjustment". Under that there's an option to auto-adjust the Y axis (on top of the X axis) which you probably want to use. You can also select an option to have the game >always< adjust your camera to your saved angle, or >only when you're moving< or >never<. (Note that the above only works with the Standard Type movement setting)
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