I am, and I have dealt with it extensively in MW2/3. Recentering occurs when your real world gyro speed moves at or below a certain angular speed. If you use a low sensitivity, you’ll likely always be moving your controller faster, so you’ll rarely see the recentering. At higher sensitivities, you’ll constantly be moving your controller slower, which kicks in the recentering. So there’s your first fix: always be moving the controller faster than the recentering threshold! But if you prefer higher sensitivity like me, here is another way to fix it: To be brief, set your threshold to around 65 and the initial scale to 0. To test, set your sensitivity to 20. This creates an acceleration filter that makes the in-game speed a second degree function of your real world speed. When below the threshold of 65 degrees per second, half speed results in quarter in-game speeds. 1/10th RWS results in 1/100 in-game speed. What happens is your smallest movements are translated into even smaller movements in-game, squelching the recentering at the speeds that activate it. The resulting setting will feel stiff, but if you work to get used to it, you’ll find even the most ultra delicate shots easy to hit even on sensitivity 20. And there is no more recentering either. I play on sensitivity 20 with these settings, and I’d highly recommend you do to.
@Creshex8 thank you! I'm gonna try this settings on my ps5. I used to play on PC with ps5 controller and I had this problem when using the native implementation of gyro through mw3. But then I switch to steam input for gyro to avoid this problem. I'll try this out on my ps5 👍
how do you deal with the gyro bug on PS5 where when making fine slow movements the camera sticks. not sure if you're aware of that bug
I am, and I have dealt with it extensively in MW2/3.
Recentering occurs when your real world gyro speed moves at or below a certain angular speed. If you use a low sensitivity, you’ll likely always be moving your controller faster, so you’ll rarely see the recentering. At higher sensitivities, you’ll constantly be moving your controller slower, which kicks in the recentering. So there’s your first fix: always be moving the controller faster than the recentering threshold! But if you prefer higher sensitivity like me, here is another way to fix it:
To be brief, set your threshold to around 65 and the initial scale to 0. To test, set your sensitivity to 20. This creates an acceleration filter that makes the in-game speed a second degree function of your real world speed. When below the threshold of 65 degrees per second, half speed results in quarter in-game speeds. 1/10th RWS results in 1/100 in-game speed. What happens is your smallest movements are translated into even smaller movements in-game, squelching the recentering at the speeds that activate it.
The resulting setting will feel stiff, but if you work to get used to it, you’ll find even the most ultra delicate shots easy to hit even on sensitivity 20. And there is no more recentering either. I play on sensitivity 20 with these settings, and I’d highly recommend you do to.
@Creshex8 thank you! I'm gonna try this settings on my ps5. I used to play on PC with ps5 controller and I had this problem when using the native implementation of gyro through mw3. But then I switch to steam input for gyro to avoid this problem. I'll try this out on my ps5 👍