First post, by Kerr Avon
Another poster on this forum (Xjas - Lesser known first person shooters) recommend a Windows first person shooter called Tecno - the Base, which you can download from https://medium.com/@dominictarason/tecno-the- … ps-5df9db668864 as apparently it's makers made it freeware. The problem is, there is no 'Invert the Y-axis' option, and I much prefer to invert the Y-axis when playing first person shooters.
I've tried a couple of Windows programs that invert the mouse, but one of them didn't alter the in-game Y-axis, and the other did but when you looked up or down then your viewpoint moves totally up until you were looking totally vertically up (or down, depending on which way I moved the mouse) and then refused to move from it's position of looking straight up to the ceiling (or down to the floor).
So I had a look at the config files, and one of them does have an option for changing the Y-axis speed, so I edited it to make the value a minus, but that didn't work either.
I thought I'd already posted on this forum asking about this game, when I was at work a couple of days ago, but I mustn't have clicked 'Submit', and I don't have my laptop with me, so I can't say what two inverter programs I tried (one of them had a toggle Y-axis function, you pressed [CTRL] + [ALT] + [Y], or similar, to invert/uninvert it), or what the name of the configuration file was that I edited. Basically, I copied all of the possible configuration files (anything *.cfg, *.ini, whatever) into a temporary folder, then ran the game, altered the mouse's Y-axis sensitivity, exited the game, and checked what had changed between the configuration files in the temp folder, and the same files that were still in the game's folder (and so had been potentially altered). Only one line in one file had been altered, and this was the Y-asix value, because if I manually edited the file I could alter the Y-axis sensitivity, and that worked. But when I made the value a minus (by sticking a '-' in front of the value, then it doesn't invert, though the actual value itself (if you don't count the minus sign) does still set the mouse sensitivity.
Can anyone help me to get the mouse inverted for the game, please?