You can also use your own custom 'crosshairs' AND I also included my custom GUI and keybindings that work really well. And the AutoHotkey script can detect if you enter a cutscene or open an interface item (like inventory) and will toggle off MouseLook mode automatically. Also while in MouseLook mode HOLDING DOWN the Right Button will 'loot/interact', while tapping it sends 2. It's the one to the left of the 1 key on your keyboard. Mouse Button 4 (thumb button if you have one) - 6īy default the tilda key (~) will toggle MouseLook mode on/off.Right Button - 2 (tap), Loot/Interact (long press).Left Button - 1, (will also optionally target the enemy in the center of your screen).If you're unfamiliar with the concept of a 'MouseLook' script what it does, it simulates holding down the Right Mouse Button leaving you with a more 'FPS' style of camera control AND while in that 'MouseLook' mode you are able to use your mouse buttons to fire off skills on your action bar.įor instance if you 'toggle on' MouseLook you'll get a small crosshair on-screen (only in Fullscreen(Windowed) mode) and you can simply move the camera around with the mouse and not have to hold down the Right Mouse Button. Wayleran created an AutoHotkey script to enable a more 'Action Combat' style of play for SWTOR.
