GTA 5: setting up first-person view in the PS4 and Xbox One
GTA 5 for PlayStation 4 , Xbox One and future PC version, brought a great novelty with a FPS mode in first person which greatly increases immersion adventure and practically turns into a different game. However, there are several ways to change this new vision in order to fit your style. Here 's how to set it up:
When using the FPS mode for the first time with the Touch Pad on the PlayStation 4 and the Select button on the Xbox One , you can play all GTA 5 in the first person. Pressing Start you can access the Pause menu and there change certain options in the Settings tab. See the most useful changes.
Step 1: Select Settings and then Control.
Step 2: Scroll down the list until you find coverage Effect third person in First Person.
Step 3: Decide whether to change the option to "Off" to "On".
Step 4: Leaving "On" when your character cover behind boxes or walls, the camera will be in third person, giving a better view of combat.
Step 5: Still in settings, exit controls and select Display.
Step 6: Early in check the Allow independent Camera Modes option.
Step 7: Decide whether to change the option to "Off" to "On.
Step 8: When leaving "On" the game will "remember" your last choice of camera for every situation, as on foot or in a vehicle.
Step 9: Walk on foot in First Person, get into a car and move to the Third Person. The game will save this information, always switching to first person when you are walking and always away to Third Person in vehicles.
Note: You can also do the opposite, to walk in Third Person driving and First Person.
Step 10: Go down the options until you find Effect rag doll First Person. This effect determines whether the camera shakes First Person when you are hit. Decide between "On" or "Off".
Step 11: After Fight see Bearing First Person. This option tells the camera must remain in First Person even during a somersault. Decide between "On" and "Off".
Step 12: Finally go in effect head option swinging First Person. Obviously this effect makes the character's head swing to move. Decide between "On" and "Off".
Note: Disconnecting the latter three options can reduce effects such as nausea when playing First Person.
When using the FPS mode for the first time with the Touch Pad on the PlayStation 4 and the Select button on the Xbox One , you can play all GTA 5 in the first person. Pressing Start you can access the Pause menu and there change certain options in the Settings tab. See the most useful changes.
Step 1: Select Settings and then Control.
Step 2: Scroll down the list until you find coverage Effect third person in First Person.
Step 3: Decide whether to change the option to "Off" to "On".
Step 4: Leaving "On" when your character cover behind boxes or walls, the camera will be in third person, giving a better view of combat.
Step 5: Still in settings, exit controls and select Display.
Step 6: Early in check the Allow independent Camera Modes option.
Step 7: Decide whether to change the option to "Off" to "On.
Step 8: When leaving "On" the game will "remember" your last choice of camera for every situation, as on foot or in a vehicle.
Step 9: Walk on foot in First Person, get into a car and move to the Third Person. The game will save this information, always switching to first person when you are walking and always away to Third Person in vehicles.
Note: You can also do the opposite, to walk in Third Person driving and First Person.
Step 10: Go down the options until you find Effect rag doll First Person. This effect determines whether the camera shakes First Person when you are hit. Decide between "On" or "Off".
Step 11: After Fight see Bearing First Person. This option tells the camera must remain in First Person even during a somersault. Decide between "On" and "Off".
Step 12: Finally go in effect head option swinging First Person. Obviously this effect makes the character's head swing to move. Decide between "On" and "Off".
Note: Disconnecting the latter three options can reduce effects such as nausea when playing First Person.
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