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Aim Misalignment bug *causes*
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Description

With the aim misalignment bug (the one where your gun is not aligned with the crosshair) , you can cause it by using aim, while in prone, (point-aim), and moving around your aim on a downward slope, on terrain, not uphill, or flat.

You can also cause it by using ALT-LOOK, to point your gun high, or low, demonstrated in the footage, with the SVD. So ALT-Looking, can really make this bug bad, especially, you point your gun straight up into the air, and shoot people without the gun even near pointing at them.

*Main Cause* Using Point-Aim, while prone on a downward slope (uphill, and flat should be fine, few exceptions however)
*Main Cause #2* Using ALT/Free-Look to point gun straight up/down, and going prone, and starting to aim around in point aim, on any slope (flat, upward, downward)


Details

Severity
Major
Resolution
Open
Reproducibility
Always
Operating System
Windows 8 x64
Category
Gameplay
Steps To Reproduce

For Footage #1 (Free Look Version)

  1. Point your gun straight up/down or any in between, while using ALT/Free-Look
  2. Go prone, while still holding ALT, and pointing your gun in the direction of choice
  3. Once prone, start using Point-Aim, to look around (up down, or maybe not at all?)
  4. Stand back up, and try using point-aim, and the crosshair-gun misalignment will be drastic

For Footage #2 (Regular, Prone version)

  1. Go prone with a weapon in your hand, facing a downward slope (may be some exceptions for flat, and uphill slopes?)
  2. Start aiming around (all the way up, and down, etc.) with point aim.
  3. Stand up, and check the crosshair-gun misalignment with point aim
Additional Information

*volume warning, loud gunshots in clips*

Event Timeline

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