Rocket League is one of the games where in-game settings play a crucial role in your performance. For example, if the graphics settings are too high, it can be quite annoying. Likewise, the camera setting can affect your overhead car control, your visibility in the field and much more. Here is one of the best camera settings for Rocket League.
Best camera settings for Rocket League
Camera shake - Off
It's definitely the first thing to do when you're new to the game. The Camera Shake option is pretty much broken. It's super entertaining and you'll end up missing shots and antennas if this setting is on. It is only used for editing as it gives a pretty cool effect.
Field of view - 110
Your top priority in the game is knowing where the ball is and where the opponents are. For this, the wider view of the field you have, the better for you. Keeping the field of view to the maximum ensures that you are able to see the entire field, which can dramatically increase your awareness in the field.
Height - 110
This is where the tricky settings start to show up. The height determines the distance between the camera and the ground. Ideally, this should be around 250-280. A high enough camera height can allow you to see opponents better while dribbling, but in turn, you will not be able to control the ball properly. Likewise, if it's too low, you won't be able to see your opponents.
Angle – -4
The camera angle is the angle at which you see the car. Ideally, you should keep it between -2 and -5 depending on your playing style. You should set it so that you have a good view of the ball and the opponent at the same time.
Stiffness - 0,55
Stiffness determines the harshness of the camera's movements as you move your car. A high enough setting will make the camera quite very firmly attached to the car, but you will end up missing out on the terrain information while on the move. If it is too low, you will not be able to recover quickly. This should be kept between 0,50 and 0,60.
Camera rotation speed - 4,00
It's a bit similar to stiffness and it determines how quickly the camera tracks your car as you make turns. This should be between 0,4 and 0,6 for roughly the same reasons as stiffness.
Transition speed - 1,00
It is a matter of personal preference. Some players keep it at the lowest while others prefer it at the highest setting. It basically determines how fast your camera goes from bullet camera to player camera.
While these are pretty much the ideal settings for Rocket League, we recommend that players play around with the settings themselves to find the perfect combination for their playing style. For starters, these settings are a good way to familiarize yourself with the settings. the game.
