I too play at 2560x1440 and I simply play at default 75. I am aware of how the FOV affects the zoom on the screen and the amount of fisheye but my brain is telling me it cannot understand the movement it is being shown and I am getting a motion tiredness very quickly. It has been ages since I have played either Skyrim or Enderal and I have tried values from the default (75 I think?), 80, 85 and 90 but cannot find a setting that I find comfortable when turning. You can download the mod from here, and don’t forget to read the installation guide for the mod.I was wondering what Field of View value folks who play at 21:9 tend to prefer when in first person? I am playing on a single monitor at 2560x1440. Lastly, this mod completely overhauls its enemy system. Furthermore, this mod overhauls its magic system by adding more than 200 new spells. Enhanced Blood Textures mod makes the game gorier and bloodier than ever.
For instance, this 10GB AI-enhanced Texture Pack overhauls all of its textures. Speaking of Skyrim Special Edition, you may be also interested in some other mods. However, the creator has included a few compatibility patches for a couple of other camera mods. SmoothCam will most probably be incompatible with any other camera mods. Though the creator has already fixed several of the reported issues. Keep in mind the mod is currently in beta, so you might experience some issues. There are no other differences between those two versions. If you have an old CPU you might need to install the OldCPU version of the mod. There are two version of the mod, depending on your processor. It also packs FOV interpolation to smooth out changes in field of view settings. Separate Z controls Z axis, separate from normal global interpolation, and lets you choose a more responsive set of parameters. Zoom is best used to smooth out camera zooming. Offset is for smoothing changes in camera offset positions. Local controls how the camera moves relative to the player.
Global interpolation makes the camera lazily follow the player as you move. These are: Global, Local, Offset, Zoom, Separate Z, and FOV. There are six different forms of interpolation, and you can mix and match them to your liking. SmoothCam features over a hundred different user configurable options and a preset system, which allows you to easily swap between different camera setups. This mod is a highly configurable third-person camera, which provides smooth frame-interpolation, along with a raycacting crosshair for easier aiming.
SmoothCam is a new camera mod for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition by mod creator, mwilsnd.
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