Fixed already

UPDATE: In latest DEV Branch this is FIXED.

@ Fireball

"What happens if you doublemap LShift-<mousebutton> to the appropriate actions?"

It is impossible to bind leftShift + MouseButton5 to anything!

The bind always ends up as just Mouse5, the lesftShift is ignored.

This problem is still happening, really annoying!

This problem is still happening in latest stable steam version, really annoying!

Biggest problem is I cannot open doors while holding shift to walk.

I think this is related to my issue here:

http://feedback.arma3.com/view.php?id=11582

I have just raised the same issue here:

http://feedback.arma3.com/view.php?id=11582

No longer able to reproduce: fixed.

Cannot reproduce anymore, I think Fixed

At the moment mouse cyclic is slowly reduced back to zero after each mouse movement.

The Cyclic position should be STRICTLY RELATIVE to mouse position.

The mouse cyclic should behave just like a joystick!

At the moment it is impossible to maintain a turn at a fixed bank using mouse cyclic!

If you press again for the stance you are in, prone, crouch or stand, it will reset to the middle position.

So if you are standing + high stance, just hit the stand key again to reset. This works quite well for me. In an emergency I just hit crouch or prone twice, canceling any stance adjustments.

INFO:

This command does work ok after a 1 hour skipTime

if you put this in init.sqf the overcast will change as expected:

skipTime 1;
0 setOvercast 1; this sets overcast to 1 correctly
hint (str overcast); this outputs 1, or very close like 0.9997 as expected

if you remove the skipTime 1, the overcast will not change!

Any skiptime less than 1 (1 hour) will not work, for example:

skipTime 0.5; 30 mins skiptime
0 setOvercast 1;
hint (str overcast); will return overcast only around 0.5

Issue summary:
It seems to take at least 1 hour for 0 setOvercast 1 to take effect, when it should take 0 seconds.

@Ed

Actually the mission still had the default setting of 30 minutes.
In ARMA2 any setOvercast or setFog always overrides and stops any mission forecast changes.