[CURRENT ISSUE] Camera spins too quickly
Some players see their in-game camera spinning too quickly or being extremely sensitive in regular live mode or cinematic camera (tab) mode. If you have this issue, please try the following:
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Hello everyone! I hope you're having a great day.
I just logged onto my game and I have a weird bug that I didn't have yesterday- my camera in CAS goes absolutely wild. I googled this, found it's because of Reshade, and I tested it out and sure enough, that's what's causing this. I uninstalled it, tried with no Reshade, and it works perfectly fine. People said to turn off Origin In-Game so I did that, but the problem still persists.
I've also tried turning off Xbox Game Bar, turning off overlays in Steam, Discord, and NVIDIA, and nothing is working. Reshade is something I really do need to have in my game, so I just don't know what could be causing this.
I haven't installed any mods or CC since the last time I played, and it was working perfectly. I didn't update my Reshade version, my Sims 4 version, or anything.
Any help would be very appreciated!
Reshade version: 4.9.1 (I also tried 4.7.0 and it still doesn’t work.)
Game version: 1.76.81.1020
@thepeachyfaerie If this truly is an issue only with Reshade, you'll need to go to the Reshade forum for help. However, since this problem is usually caused by a conflict between two or more services, it's worth doing a bit more troubleshooting first. For Origin in-game, try turning it off both overall within Origin (Application Settings > Origin in-game) and for Sims 4 alone (game library > right-click Sims 4, select Game Properties).
If that doesn't help, try playing in a clean boot:
https://www.windowscentral.com/how-clean-boot-windows-10
When you reboot, go through the Task Manager's background processes list and end anything that doesn't absolutely need to be running. (Some programs will still be active in a clean boot, for whatever reason.) Then open only Origin and Sims 4, and Steam if you play through it, nothing else, and test.
Hello, I appreciate the response!
So I tried disabling Origin In-Game through the methods you described, which didn't work. I then did the clean boot; only having Origin, Sims 4, and the essentials open stopped the problem. So I went through and enabled/disabled each other program one-by-one and I believe the cause was a program called X-Mouse Button Control, which is for reprogramming mouse buttons. I have removed the program and it seems to be working! Thank you for your help, I appreciate it!
@thepeachyfaerie Great to hear, and thanks for letting me know which program was the problem. I've merged your posts with the master thread for this issue so that other people will be able to find your info too.
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