Hi Derek; I tried the profile last night, but it's still really not helping. Maybe I need to try mapping the skill line buttons again, and the ultimate skill. I do with I had a key map for what the ESO profle is translating to for my keyboard. Thanks, Bob

I tried to get used to the keys layout today, but ended up stopping after about a half hour. I tried to use the computer to map keys as they are in the computer version of Elder Scrolls Online, but after changed "Map" from 'backspace' to 'M', I saved, but it didn't change it; am I doing something wroing? How do I change a key using the keymander program on my laptop, and have it take effect in the keymander? Thanks Derek, Bob

Make sure you press the UPLOAD tab at the top of the software window as well. If you just press SAVE it will only save it to the user software and not upload it to KeyMander.

Derek - LOL...I did not click upload! Thanks you so much. I will try to configure the buttons again tonight after work. I really appreciate your help. Bob

No problem. Don't mind me if I chuckle just a little...

I'm chuckling too, Derek. The keys are mapping correctly. LOL...Can you tell me how I can increase the mouse "look" sensitivity? I would like to increase the speed, but moving the sensitivity bar didn't quite seem to do it. It might have increased the speed a bit, but I'll need to mess with it a bit more. I'm a little bit shy of messing with the other settings in the mouse configuration window, so if you can let me know a good way to do this, I'd appreciate it. Thanks. Bob

What mouse are you using? Depending on your mouse you can simply increase the KeyMander's Aim Look Mode sensitivity. If the small movement speed is ok but you want to add speed for turning, creating a mouse curve will be a better option than increasing the Aim Look sensitivity. Let me know your mouse and also if you are a low sensitivity or high sensitivity (dpi) player and we will go from there.

Hello Derek. I've got a Redragon gaming mouse. It has a 2000 dpi listed on the bottom. I'm a high sensitivity player. I like to be able to move quickly when looking. Thanks, Bob

Ok, if you are a high sensitivity player I normally recommend a higher resolution mouse, but let's see how this one does first. Before we make any profile changes let's check a couple things:

Does your mouse have on-board memory, and if so did you set your mouse for it's max resolution and save it to the mouse? If it doesn't have on-board memory, does it have a way to turn up the resolution to maximum without using the mouse's programming software?

Once you have your mouse set to max sensitivity you need to make sure the KeyMander is also set to the same resolution (2000 dpi in this case).

Did you set the Camera Sensitivity in-game to maximum?

Sorry for bringing up a old post but im having the same issue with eso have a kaliber gaming mouse from keymander 2000 max dpi which its set to in the software, but on eso its super hard to look around, i got it to work better for games like pubg but on eso having major issues any advice?

Is the movement slow or is it choppy/jittery when moving?

Have you maxed out your in game settings as well?

Its actually just very slow to turn in any direction i have thr camera speed turned up to max and thr mouse from keymander is 2000 dpi which i have it set to

Ok and what do you have your in game sensitivity and acceleration set to?

If you make any changes there does it feel different or the same?