Works with dlc:s and all mods! A simple program that gives Medieval 2 modern camera controls. Allowing for a greater amount of freedom in traversing the battlefield.

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A minor fix for an issue with keybinding concerning rotate_up and down keys.

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Freecam 1.2.1 (stable)
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Bugis_Duckis Author
Bugis_Duckis - - 98 comments

This version may give false positive malware warnings, I have sent the files to microsoft for verification. Until this is done, this version will likely give false postive warnings.

If you are unsure use the previous version.

I will pin this version once microsoft are done verifying it!

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Is this standalone or do i have to install 1.0 aswell?

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Bugis_Duckis Author
Bugis_Duckis - - 98 comments

Yes it's standalone. No other downloads required

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Bugis_Duckis Author
Bugis_Duckis - - 98 comments

Make sure to use total war camera style in ingame options!
RTS camera causes a some buggy movement when panning to units.

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For some reason, half of my army flee the battle either before the fighting starts or immediately after combat starts when using this mod. Almost like they have no morale. I tried it with the exact same battle with and without the freecam (this version specifically). Also happened with several other battles. Its the only mod or plugin I use.

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Bugis_Duckis Author
Bugis_Duckis - - 98 comments

Hi! Its probably because the ingame keybind for withdraw is w. Freecam is not aware of the ingame settings so you need to make sure that medieval 2 and freecam uses the same controls. Freecam uses WASD, and optionally EQRF for rotation controls. (These can be configured in config.txt which is next to freecam.exe)

Freecam controls have been made to work with FPS bindings per default. If you want to use something else then you need to rebind freecam to use the same controls as medieval 2. Hope this solves it for you!

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Hello! I'm having that same issue except I know next to nothing about coding, going deep into file configs, etc. so rebinding the controls is a bit frustrating. My first thought was to simply unbind the "w" button from the withdraw command but I couldn't. Can you help?

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Bugis_Duckis Author
Bugis_Duckis - - 98 comments

Hi! The easiest fix is to change the control scheme of medival2 to be FPS. Which should make WASD be the movement keys. Otherwise you can rebind freecam controls in config.txt to be arrow keys as an example. You'd have to set them to VK_UP, VK_LEFT etc since the arrow keys have no symbols.

Medieval 2 is somewhat janky in that you cannot unbind keys, but what you can do is rebind a useless bind (Such as getting rid of advisor) to a key you want to unbind (Such as WASD). by simply setting the "get rid of advisor" bind to be "w" as an example, which would remove the bind from retreat

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MerkeKING
MerkeKING - - 2 comments

Is there a way to prevent the camera from leaving the map? I mean, when I lower the camera to the ground, avoid going to the ends of the world

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Bugis_Duckis Author
Bugis_Duckis - - 98 comments

Not currently, it was sadly an issue I never figure out how to fix

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MerkeKING
MerkeKING - - 2 comments

sad

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Guest
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Hey it keeps saying "Cant Open Procsess" whenever I try to pen it?

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Bugis_Duckis Author
Bugis_Duckis - - 98 comments

Launching as administrator might do it for you, its sometimes caused by issues with permissions and such

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For some reason it starts using 25%+ of my CPU i7-12650H. The only way to prevent overusage of CPU is to make it to use the last core (untick except last one) and set priority to low. Is it ok that Freecam uses so my CPU resources?

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Bugis_Duckis Author
Bugis_Duckis - - 98 comments

That does sound strange, Freecam isn't really multi threaded and should only use two threads at most, so 25% seems very high. I'll look into and see if I can find any culprit.

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Hi, i have a problem. Open medieval 2 and tab out, then ejecuto freecam.exe, but jump some error "MSVCP140.dll", "VCRUNTIME140.DLL", "VCRUNTIME140_1.DLL". I've already reinstalled the mod but the problem still exists.

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Bugis_Duckis Author
Bugis_Duckis - - 98 comments

Hi! Downloading and installing the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable should do the trick.
You can find it here:( Learn.microsoft.com ) It would then be the x64 version

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