#PRO PLAYER SETTINGS ROCKET LEAGUE HOW TO#
#PRO PLAYER SETTINGS ROCKET LEAGUE UPDATE#
#PRO PLAYER SETTINGS ROCKET LEAGUE PRO#

Since this is a newer feature I have supplied at video from ItsJPwnAge so you can see what it does first hand.

#PRO PLAYER SETTINGS ROCKET LEAGUE UPDATE#

The default setting for this is 1 and I believe most players have not adjusted this because it’s a newer update to Rocket League. At the highest setting, the camera will transition nearly instantaneous. This setting updates how quickly the camera transitions between ball camera and the default camera. This is a new feature as of the Autumn 2017 update. If you have it on lower settings, the camera will turn slower so you can have more control over what you are looking at exactly. The higher the setting the easier it will be for you to see the action as fast as possible. Adjusting this will affect how fast the camera turns. Most players tend to just leave this at default. At higher settings, the camera will be more rigid. At lower settings the camera will zoom out far when you are moving at fast speeds. This adjusts how loose the camera is when following your car. If the angle is too low you may not have a good view of the field in front of you. If you adjust this to the max you will have a more bird’s eye view which can make it harder to align shots. This setting will adjust the angle at which the camera is viewing your car. At higher distances this can provide a bird’s eye view of the field at the sacrifice of precise movement for the player. The higher the camera height, the higher the camera will be be above your car. This option adjusts the distance the camera is positioned above your car. With a higher camera distance, you can see more of what is behind the ball because the camera is further away from you and less obstructed by your car.

The option adjusts distance behind your car and where the camera will be. Gameplay will feel slower with a lower FOV and faster with a higher FOV. You can see more of the field with a higher FOV. Camera FOVĬamera FOV adjusts how much width you can see. It should be the first thing that you turn off when modifying your camera settings. This option toggles camera shake when you make goals, hit the ball hard, demo someone, or get demo’ed yourself.

#PRO PLAYER SETTINGS ROCKET LEAGUE PRO#

Let’s break down each setting first then I will go into best camera settings and pro camera settings. The major issue with camera settings is there are so many out there and the settings feature is pretty diverse so it’s difficult to find one that works for you. The default camera settings are frankly piss poor for higher level play and do not provide the adequate field vision you need in order to see most of the field. One of the first things I will see with new or low tier players is some have never changed their camera settings.

5.2 Adjusting Graphical Settings to Avoid FPS Drops.

5.1 Increasing the Rocket League FPS Cap.

#PRO PLAYER SETTINGS ROCKET LEAGUE HOW TO#

5 The Rocket League FPS Guide – How to set up Rocket League for Max Frames per Second (FPS).4.2 Adjusting Your Deadzone Settings Within Rocket League.4.1 How To Change Your Deadzone Type To Square In Steam.4 Rocket League Controller Deadzone Adjustments.3.1 What Is The Best Controller For Rocket League?.2 The Best Rocket League Camera Settings.

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