Inversion of the X axis of the camera

I'm using a controller. Also, the x-axis inversion and y-axis inversion setting changes don't change anything. The motion for the camera is still the same.

I just tried changing the sensitivity at the same time as the invert. No dice. Still broken.

Thanks for your help though!!!

Mike

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Hope you're doing great today despite this Maik

I understand that you want to have the invert X axis natively for your controller.
You can share this idea and report this feedback to the Xbox team to see if it can be added in the future:

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Well that makes sense. I guess it's all in how you visualize it. Myself I tend to think of the camera as the eyes of the "subject" as you put it so moving the stick left to see left makes sense. I've never understood the default Y axis most games have, I
always invert it... although I'd argue the default is the true inversion. But I never invert the X axis. And that is why I asked, I couldn't understand why you'd 'fix' the Y axis but then mess up (from my perspective) the X axis. Now I understand.

This thread isn't really about why.

Although if i must make the argument, the reason you would want to is because you're moving the camera. If you want you see to the left you move the camera around the subject to the right and so forth. If the subject for which you act as puppeteer in a game
had a joystick protruding from their occipital lobe, it would be operated thusly, like a camera on a tripod

Contrarily, I also personally can't imagine why anyone would want to do it the other way, which "most people" find intuitive.

Why would anybody want to move the stick left to look right? Inverting the Y axis makes sense, since that mimics the way an airplane works and that feels 'right' and intuitive to most people. But even in an airplane you move the stick left to go left.