Flying Camera Mod

Flying Camera Mod Readme: ========================== Version: 1. 3 Release Date: 9/3/07 Author: Ssenkrad Description: ------------ Allows you to use a single keypress to toggle the Free Flying Camera and Menu Mode on and off. Requires version 1. 2. 0416 of Oblivion. Get the latest patch at http://www.elderscrolls.com/downloads/updates_patches.htm. Also requires Oblivion Script Extender (OBSE) version 0012 or higher. You can get the latest version of OBSE at http://obse.silverlock.org/. Installation: ------------- Copy the FlyingCameraMod.esp to your Oblivion\\Data folder. Activate the FlyingCameraMod.esp file from the Oblivion Launcher/Data Files menu. Launch Oblivion with the OBSE_Loader. Useage: ------- The first time you start Oblivion after activateing the mod, you will get a menu asking you to select keys to toggle the modes on and off. Make sure you choose a key that is not already assigned to another function. See the \"Opening the Menu\" section if you wish to change your selection to another key or disable the mode later. There are three modes to choose from: - Mode one: Toggle Menus Only - This mode will toggle your HUD Display (the compass, Health/Fatigue/Magika bars, etc...) on and off. Useful for snapping a screen shot from the First Person Perspective. It is the same as entering the \"TM\" command in the console. - Mode two: Toggle Flying Camera Only - This mode will toggle the Flying Camera on and off. If you forget to switch to Third Person first, the script will switch you. Useful if you normally play with TM mode set to off. It is the same as entering the \"TFC\" command in the console. - Mode three: Toggle both Menus and Flying Camera - This mode performs both the TM and the TFC console commands. If you forget to switch to Third Person first, the script will switch you. Useful for taking screen shots of your character. It is the same as entering the \"TM\" and \"TFC\" commands in the console. Important Notes: ---------------- When the Flying Camera mode is activated, you will be unable to move your character. This is because your movement keys now control the position of the \"flying camera\". For example, the keys you use to move your character from side to side now move the camera side to side, the key used to walk forward will zoom the camera in on your character, and the walk backwards key will zoom the camera out. The mouse will also move the camera side to side, and up and down. Also, you\'ll need to be in Third Person perspective when using the flying camera. If you forget to switch to Third Person first, the script will switch you. When in First Person, your character only has arms, no body...this wouldn\'t make a very good screen shot, would it? You do not need to assign a key to all three functions. I, for example, only use mode three, and leave modes one and two keys unassigned. Or, you may assign keys to Modes one and two, and not assign a key to mode three. Your c