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Thread: Enable Walking &Fix WS FOV in Bioshock2 (PC)

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    Exclamation How to: Enable Walking & Fix WS FOV in BioShock 2 (PC)

    in Windows, type %AppData% into the run dialog box (Winkey + R), then navigate to and open:
    Bioshock2\User.INI

    To Fix the FOV for Widescreen:
    go to the [Default] section and bind an unused key to "SetFOV 90" without quotes. hit that key ingame to change the FOV. it holds between saves, so you shouldn't have to do it more than once.

    To Reset FOV to Default
    go to the [Default] section and bind an unused key to "ResetFOV" without quotes.

    To Enable Walking:
    go to the [Default] section and bind whatever key you want to "Walking" without the quotes.

    To Make the Walk Button a Toggle:
    find the line "Aliases[17]=(Command="Button bRun",Alias=Walking)" under [Engine.Input] and change it to "Aliases[17]=(Command="Toggle bRun",Alias=Walking)"

    hope this helped a lot of you out.
    Last edited by Korban; 02-10-2010 at 03:27 AM.

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    Thanks. This game is the first i've played on the PC which was making me dizzy.

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    Is the field of view off in the X360 version as well? I feel like everything is too zoomed in. I'm playing on a large HD tv using a X360.

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    At first, it was making me dizzy too... I set the mouse sensitivity all the way down, thinking to myself, oh boy, I'm going to need to go into the negatives on the mouse sensitivity, or I'll get whiplash!

    I ended up getting used to it pretty quickly, but I might think about trying some different FOVs to see if I think it looks better. I'd be interested to see a handy FOV guide showing a screenshot at different FOVs... if one person could do it and post it, it'd save everyone trying out a lot.

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    gees, Relight, there's just no pleasing you.

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    I read on another forum that there are issues with the forced FOV fix. It was stated that there are minor issues involving some weapons clipping off of the screen and not being seated properly. Can anyone confirm this or any issues with this fix?

    Thanks for the heads up OP.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cliffhugger View Post
    Is the field of view off in the X360 version as well?

    yes, though it seems that they do not acknowledge it. they seem to only recognize the pc widescreen issue, even though the console versions have the same problem.

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    Thanks for the reply. I'm glad to know I'm not the only one. It's driving me crazy. How can we get them to recognize the problem on the non-pc versions?

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    Okay since someone asked for it I compiled four screenshots at 1920x1200 at four different FoV.

    A field of view of 75:
    http://img196.imageshack.us/img196/526/46560449.png

    A field of view of 80:
    http://img695.imageshack.us/img695/3734/55785382.png

    A field of view of 90:
    http://img192.imageshack.us/img192/3886/45257075.png

    A field of view of 100:
    http://img695.imageshack.us/img695/7577/100i.png

    I also tried running around and seeing if there was any issue but I saw none with any of them with the different weapons. Mildly tested so to speak.

    OP: You could maybe add the "InjectBioAmmo" to the first post if people want a way to use their Eve Hypo before the meter goes out.

  10. #10
    Great post, thanks so much!!!

    Anyone know how to use zoom as a hold command rather than toggle?!?

    Thanks!

    edit: also makes me wonder if this could be used to get forcefeedback or analogue movement working with a pad...? hmm
    Last edited by apoc_reg; 02-10-2010 at 09:24 AM.

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    I figured out how to make zoom/aim a "hold button" function.

    In the same User.ini file mentioned above under [Default] Heading, look for the key that has the word "ZoomCycle" attached to it (T by default).

    Should look like this:
    T=ZoomCycle

    Change it to this:
    T=ZoomCycle | onRelease ZoomCycle

    You're Welcome

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    Thanks! :d

  13. Your fix for widescreen is okay, but the FOV likes to reset itself from time to time, after cutscenes and whatnot. A better solution is to set "MoveForward | SetFOV 90" for whatever key you use to walk forward in user.ini. Now the FOV should set itself back automatically whenever you move!

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    Dollars speaks truth.

    Using zoom/aim resets FoV as well.

    The move forward/FoV combo is a good solution.

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