I use a standard keyboard to play the game and I cannot figure out how to make the floater I have go down. Spacebar is Up and I seem to have figured out the rest of the controls, though my foward thrust is pretty slow. Does anyone know what keyboard key is used for Down?
Yes, cutting off the floater accomplishes that. But I mean flying around, navigating the race course etc. You need to go down for those and cutting the engine off wont help
Push both mouse buttons at the same time and point yourself down.
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I use a standard keyboard to play the game and I cannot figure out how to make the floater I have go down. Spacebar is Up and I seem to have figured out the rest of the controls, though my foward thrust is pretty slow. Does anyone know what keyboard key is used for Down?
Push both mouse buttons at the same time and point yourself down.
Be aware that this is not a great solution for people with RSIs. Any control scheme that requires me to continually keep both mouse buttons pressed for lengths of time while still doing everything else starts making my arm and wrist hurt.
Mouse-aiming also does not really address the OP's inquiry. Vertical descent independent of camera direction is emphatically not the same thing as pointing yourself in a different direction and moving forward. It is an entirely different control axis, and it is indeed kind of a bewildering oversight to omit it.
Especially since you wouldn't even need to add one more keybind--just do what virtually every FPS for the last 20 years has done when a ground player needs to fly up and down... and use Jump=Up, Crouch=Down. They got half of it right, it's just weird that they omitted the other half.
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Push both mouse buttons at the same time and point yourself down.
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Pretty much this
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I can't check at the moment, but it should be possible to bind a "descend" key, since the ground system is based off of Champions Online. It's just not bound by default.
I can't check at the moment, but it should be possible to bind a "descend" key, since the ground system is based off of Champions Online. It's just not bound by default.
It's just unbelievable that someone would only code half a jet pack - hence the OPs confusion.
You know, just like non 360-degree space flight.
Oh, I see why you rolled your eyes now.
(assuming it was directed at Cryptic, and not some random player that you don't know but somehow still feel superior to.)
The OP's confusion, has nothing to do with coding half of a jet pack!
A jet pack is designed to mainly do what? Create lift!
It is up to the operator, to actually steer the thing and, you know operate it's capability to lift, as well as descend.
Simple trial and error, would have easily solved the question, you know by actually figuring out what the mouse is for and, what it does in said environment!!!
But, we'll toss logic out the airlock on this matter!
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Just point your reticle down and push forward, mouse works here.
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Hit "B" and try using your mouse to to steer.
No, it isn't.
It's just unbelievable that someone would only code half a jet pack - hence the OPs confusion.
You know, just like non 360-degree space flight.
Oh, I see why you rolled your eyes now.
(assuming it was directed at Cryptic, and not some random player that you don't know but somehow still feel superior to.)
Mouse-aiming also does not really address the OP's inquiry. Vertical descent independent of camera direction is emphatically not the same thing as pointing yourself in a different direction and moving forward. It is an entirely different control axis, and it is indeed kind of a bewildering oversight to omit it.
Especially since you wouldn't even need to add one more keybind--just do what virtually every FPS for the last 20 years has done when a ground player needs to fly up and down... and use Jump=Up, Crouch=Down. They got half of it right, it's just weird that they omitted the other half.
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Pretty much this
-Lord Commander Solar Macharius
It is indeed possible to bind a down key.
Type into the chat bar:
/bind x +down
Where x is the key you want to bind it to.
/bind x +down
substituting the x for the key you want to use for down.
http://sto-forum.perfectworld.com/showthread.php?t=192243 is helpful if you want to know more about making your own keybinds.
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The OP's confusion, has nothing to do with coding half of a jet pack!
A jet pack is designed to mainly do what? Create lift!
It is up to the operator, to actually steer the thing and, you know operate it's capability to lift, as well as descend.
Simple trial and error, would have easily solved the question, you know by actually figuring out what the mouse is for and, what it does in said environment!!!
But, we'll toss logic out the airlock on this matter!
:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
Praetor of the -RTS- Romulan Tal Shiar fleet!