Auto Camera Steering Pro

The mod is made for comfortable play from the cabin with any device: wheel, gamepad or keyboard. Auto Camera Steering turns the interior camera into the turn as you steer, like the head movement of a real driver. FEATURES - Camera follows the steering: the interior view turns smoothly in the direction you steer. It works standing still and at any speed. - Input profiles: Wheel, Gamepad or Keyboard. Each has its own dead zone and smoothing, so the camera is precise on a wheel and calm on the A/D keys. - Adjustable sensitivity (7 levels) and maximum turn angle (25°, 45°, 90° or 120°). - Reverse flip: when the vehicle really starts driving backwards, the camera turns to look behind and the steering direction is mirrored. Selecting reverse gear or a light nudge does not trigger it; the vehicle has to move backwards (about 2 km/h for a short moment). The same rule applies when you drive forward again. - Auto-centering: after you look around with the mouse, the camera smoothly returns to the front while you drive forward. Adjustable delay (1-5 s), return speed and movement threshold. Looking around manually is never interrupted. - Straight ahead on entry: the camera always looks in the real driving direction, even in vehicles whose default camera looks to the side. - Quick glance: hold a key to look back, left or right; the camera returns smoothly when you release it. Works driving forward and in reverse. - Interior camera zoom with the mouse wheel and its own reset key. The zoom can be switched off in the settings. - Hotkeys (can be changed in the controls menu): Right Ctrl + / enables or disables the mod. Right Ctrl + , pauses or resumes auto-centering for free look. - Look back, look left, look right and reset zoom are not assigned by default: choose your own keys in the controls menu, Auto Camera section. - All options are in the game settings menu and are saved automatically. - Multiplayer: purely visual and client-side. It only affects your own camera. NOTES - Works with interior (cabin) cameras. Mouse look always has priority over the automatic movement.