Any chance of seeing myself in the game?

[DJWolf5]

<p>I love the graphics of this game but there is one feature that appears to be missing.  I spent time and effort getting my character's face just right and I bet the weapon I'm carrying looks really awesome and I'd certainly like to take a few screenshots of myself battling bad guys or posing next to that monster I killed... but all I can ever see is my back.  I can get a third person view of my character.  Unfortunately, when I rotate the viewpoint to see my face and weapon framed by the wonderful settings that the developers have rendered, my body turns with it.</p><p>Have I missed the way to achieve this or does a toggle key need to be created to allow it.  Yes, I know that I can see my face in the inventory panel but it's not the snapshot I'm after.</p>

[Nulad]

Mousewheel out to third person view, left click and drag to rotate camera only.

[Cusashorn]

There's also mirrors in the game.

[Soulforged_Unre]

<cite>DJWolf5 wrote:</cite><blockquote><p>I love the graphics of this game but there is one feature that appears to be missing.  I spent time and effort getting my character's face just right and I bet the weapon I'm carrying looks really awesome and I'd certainly like to take a few screenshots of myself battling bad guys or posing next to that monster I killed... but all I can ever see is my back.  I can get a third person view of my character.  Unfortunately, when I rotate the viewpoint to see my face and weapon framed by the wonderful settings that the developers have rendered, my body turns with it.</p><p>Have I missed the way to achieve this or does a toggle key need to be created to allow it.  Yes, I know that I can see my face in the inventory panel but it's not the snapshot I'm after.</p></blockquote>Right-click + Drag mouse = turns your characterLeft-Click + Drag = Turns your camera.

[Zabjade]

<cite>Cusashorn wrote:</cite><blockquote>There's also mirrors in the game.</blockquote><span style="color: #00cc00;">I can never see my characters in the mirror, I was once able to but then the mirrors turned into some white noise and while I was able to get the mirror to look like a mirror rather then a TV channel that went out, it shows a frozen image.happen to know the settings so my charaters stop thinking they are vampires?</span>

[ke'la]

<cite>Soulforged_Unrest wrote:</cite><blockquote><cite>DJWolf5 wrote:</cite><blockquote><p>I love the graphics of this game but there is one feature that appears to be missing.  I spent time and effort getting my character's face just right and I bet the weapon I'm carrying looks really awesome and I'd certainly like to take a few screenshots of myself battling bad guys or posing next to that monster I killed... but all I can ever see is my back.  I can get a third person view of my character.  Unfortunately, when I rotate the viewpoint to see my face and weapon framed by the wonderful settings that the developers have rendered, my body turns with it.</p><p>Have I missed the way to achieve this or does a toggle key need to be created to allow it.  Yes, I know that I can see my face in the inventory panel but it's not the snapshot I'm after.</p></blockquote>Right-click + Drag mouse = turns your characterLeft-Click + Drag = Turns your camera.</blockquote>Both-Click & hold = your character moves

[ke'la]

<cite>Zabjade wrote:</cite><blockquote><cite>Cusashorn wrote:</cite><blockquote>There's also mirrors in the game.</blockquote><span style="color: #00cc00;">I can never see my characters in the mirror, I was once able to but then the mirrors turned into some white noise and while I was able to get the mirror to look like a mirror rather then a TV channel that went out, it shows a frozen image.happen to know the settings so my charaters stop thinking they are vampires?</span></blockquote>It's in a weird spot  Options -> Display -> Water -> Reflections inside a houseSet the drop down to the Mirror + Cube Map... atleast I think that is where you set it.

[Daine]

If you want a close-up head shot you can also stand close to a wall or cliff and face it, then rotate around to your face.  It autozooms and can get much closer than actually zooming.