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That's true. I used to think I was mentally modeling the input as dragging a joystick on the back of the character's head, but it doesn't quite work if you are
by allenu 1y ago
That's true. I used to think I was mentally modeling the input as dragging a joystick on the back of the character's head, but it doesn't quite work if you are looking left and right. Now I wonder if it's a lot more subconscious and the "model" explanation is just a rationalization that feels right.
Maybe it's like how some people feel more natural goofy foot on a skateboard/snowboard than the regular way, regardless of their handedness.
- cortesoft 1y agoI do think a lot of the reasons we believe are just attempts to rationalize what just feels natural to us. I definitely feel more natural goofy, although I am right handed... but I am also left footed, so I am all kinds of messed up.
- Izkata 1y agoThe model is dragging the head itself as if it is a joystick. Left and right don't swap, but arrow up maps to forward, which tilts the head down.