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Double clicking a collectible in the Collections (U) menu now previews it
MotherOfMoss
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I think the preview option in the Collections menu is very neat and thanks for that, but now whenever I double click a collectible to equip it, the camera also zooms in to preview the collectible. I don't know if this is intended behaviour or not, but I really wish it would not work like that. Incredibly hard to retrain my brain to press E instead of the usual double click! I couldn't find a keybind for this at a quick glance, but if anyone has an idea for how to disable previewing on double click, much appreciated.
PC-EU | "The Lollygaggers" Guild | Long-time fan of TES Online: Furnishing and fashion simulator with massively multiplayer online chatting features.
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MotherOfMoss✭✭✭✭And actually to be precise, it's not the double click that previews, but a single click. But this effectively means that double clicking to equip gets you zoomed in every time
PC-EU | "The Lollygaggers" Guild | Long-time fan of TES Online: Furnishing and fashion simulator with massively multiplayer online chatting features.0 -
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✭✭✭✭✭This has been annoying me too. I really like having preview as an option, especially for collectibles I haven't unlocked yet but it's annoying that it seems to take priority over equipping on ones you do have unlocked, especially because then double-clicking to equip them creates a kind of camera shake effect.
Also for a while I thought it had somehow lost the dyes applied to a lot of my costumes because for some reason when I previewed them (by accident, meaning to select them) it showed the default colours, not the dyed ones and when I did equip them it took a few seconds for the dyed version to load.PC EU player | She/her/hers | PAWS (Positively Against Wrip-off Stuff) - Say No to Crown Crates!
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