identical issue to mine: http://feedback.arma3.com/view.php?id=5682

Voted up your issue too.

The current solution is the only compromise i could find. What you suggest is impossible with current system.

If you can't change the precision, can you make it possible to change the key bindings so we can choose which button is the modifier key and which buttons raise and lower the stance?

You could possibly make the modifier key temporarily disable the scroll menu while it's pressed.

I understand if it's impossible. I just thought it would be great gameplay and easier to control than the current scheme. :)

Oh and thx for taking the time to write/reply. :)

Mousewheel is still digital (usually),
I would suggest instead for completely analog control, use MODIFIER+MOUSE
like CTRL+MOUSE

it would be similar to the old Half-Life engine's "strafe modifier" key, when pressed, moving the mouse left/right allowed you to adjust your left/right position to arbitrary fluidity. This could work in all directions (up/down, left/right) with the only disadv. being temporarily loss of mouse to control aiming, but the adv. of being to able to set any stance with 2 degrees of freedom (x and y). Optionally, another modifier can be used to control z stance adjustment so we don't have to do silly things like crouch-walk just to inch a little bit forward- just hold modifier and move the mouse forward;

This suggest was processed by our team and will be looked into. We thank you for your feedback.

Thanks a lot for replying. :)

I like the ctrl+mouse wheel suggestion as it allows for stance adjustment whilst moving. However, mouse wheel only allows for movement up and down - so this could be in addition to the ctrl+w,a,s,d feature.

This means:

• incremental stance adjustments can be made on the run without having to stop;
• lean and step adjustments can be made without loss of mouse aim control.

Check how it's done in the original Rainbow Six games: Modifier key, plus mouse movement. Moving the mouse sideways leans accordingly, and moving up/down raises or lowers the eye point. This was a great system that allowed for a lot of tactical approaches especially in CQB

Fluid/analog blending is not supported by the engine atm. We would really like it, but will not happen anytime soon

@TPenn and others, Look at here please :)
http://feedback.arma3.com/view.php?id=1260

I quite like how it works now, as there is little need when moving for anything other than the “standing” “crouched/kneeling” or “prone” stances which can be fluidly switched to while moving, after all its better to get to LOW cover and go prone in a fluid fast single movement THEN adjust the stance up to firing position rather than getting to the same LOW cover adjusting the graduated stance in the final few meters slowing your movement leaving you exposed for much longer.

But then I don’t play with WASD, so don’t suffer its shortcomings being a left hand mouse user using most of the right of the keyboard and/or my joystick (flying) with the right hand.

Please read my ticket on the multi use of the mouse scroll wheel

http://feedback.arma3.com/view.php?id=12578