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Camera shake in dialogue #15

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JamesPond007 opened this issue Oct 7, 2024 · 10 comments
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Camera shake in dialogue #15

JamesPond007 opened this issue Oct 7, 2024 · 10 comments

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@JamesPond007
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JamesPond007 commented Oct 7, 2024

The camera sway during dialogue is wild. I was hoping it's possible for you to patch this in the mod?

It's really making me quite quasy and I usually never encounter this in SMT or Persona games.

If not possible, thank you for all your hard work regardless. You are a legend.

@stefanoriva-xs
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i think this is a normal setting in the game tho, it's called Camera Shake, try disabling it

@JamesPond007
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i think this is a normal setting in the game tho, it's called Camera Shake, try disabling it

Its more like a camera sway, it's only in dialogue. I'll try to record it.

@stefanoriva-xs
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i know what you mean, i noticed it too but it doesn't really bother me, it adds somethin more when dialogues run. If Camera Shake setting does not remove it in dialogues, i don't know what else could it be referencing at this point

@MakoEyes
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MakoEyes commented Oct 10, 2024

Hey, I actually just made another post about this. The in-game setting for camera shake only disables it in a few instances, but does nothing for actual dialogue sequences. It continues to sway. It is horrendous and distracting. I was also hoping there would be a fix for it. Have seen other complaints about the same thing on forums.

@Lyall
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Lyall commented Oct 13, 2024

I have added this option in this test build. Check MetaphorFix.ini to enable it.
MetaphorFix_v0.8.0_test3.zip

I've only done some very quick testing on this so feedback would be helpful.

Edit: In my testing the most obvious bug is that it will force camera shake off even outside of dialog. It's effectively changing the same setting. Though I imagine that most people who dislike the camera sway in dialog will want camera shake off anyway so 🤷

@JamesPond007
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That is awesome, thank you so much man!! @Lyall

I'm gonna test it in a bit!

@MakoEyes
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I have added this option in this test build. Check MetaphorFix.ini to enable it. MetaphorFix_v0.8.0_test3.zip

I've only done some very quick testing on this so feedback would be helpful.

Edit: In my testing the most obvious bug is that it will force camera shake off even outside of dialog. It's effectively changing the same setting. Though I imagine that most people who dislike the camera sway in dialog will want camera shake off anyway so 🤷

Lyall, as somebody who suffers from chronic vertigo, thank you so much! I will test it later tonight and get back to you. Will be throwing a donation on your patreon. Appreciate the time and effort to make this experience better for all.

@system2ckc
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Seems to also effect combat as well. Not a big deal though, unsure if I'll use this myself yet. It does help with minimizing aliasing when camera is still but the scenes lose some dynamic feel to them.

@MakoEyes
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@Lyall

I tested it out. It works beautifully during cutscenes. As you stated, it definitely turns off screen shake everywhere, but you are correct in that I think many of us wanted it off period (or atleast that is my preference). It now does what I wished the in-game setting did, which is to disable screen shake in all instances. Thanks again.

@Lyall
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Lyall commented Oct 14, 2024

This has been added in v0.8.0.

@Lyall Lyall closed this as completed Oct 14, 2024
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