Over the last years, Rocket league has become one of the most eminent sports across the world. It is high time we made content on the best camera and controller settings for Rocket League. Every enthusiastic player definitely tries Rocket League Pro camera settings. We tried to sort out the ones that would be great for you and we also added some professional player’s recommendations. We hope that this Rocket League camera settings guide will be of much help you need.

There aren’t too many things common between each of the recommended settings but it would actually be a good source for you to copy FOV, height, camera shake, stiffness, etc. If you find something missing of camera settings in our table, please contact us on – Facebook or Twitter or Contact page.

Best Controllers for Rocket League

As there are no massive differences between the popular controller options, it is up to you of which shape or comfortable controller you want. Xbox one controllers have advantages of having extra triggers and buttons whereas the Dualshock 4 and Xbox controllers are the same without extra buttons. However, You can play on PC without downloading third-party software with Dualshock 4 as it works ceaselessly on Rocket league PC. You should just plug it into your USB port and it is set.

Best Rocket League Camera Settings

How you enjoy and experience the game has a great connection with the camera settings. It is important for players to change the camera settings that actually work for them. The wise decision for the beginners is to follow the professional’s settings despite making their own ones at the beginning.

Camshake :As it has no specific contribution in the game and for a better vision you’ll want to eliminate any distraction, turn it off. Most of the Pro players that we’ve analyzed have camshake off.

FOV :Field of view which actually features your cone of vision. The higher it is, the larger vision of the field you have.

Distance :It actually is the distance between the camera and your car. Whether to keep it higher or lower, both have their advantages and disadvantages. Yet, the ideal camera distance pro players mostly use is 270.

Height :The higher camera settings you set, the more of the overview you’ll have. Most of the professionals recommend keeping camera height at between 100 to 130.

Angle :At which angle your camera is viewing your car depends on this setting. The most used camera angle is 3.

Camera stiffness :If you like your car to be followed by the camera rigidly then set it high. But if you want the camera to follow your car loosely, set it low.

Swivel speed :It features the sensitivity of the camera. The average camera swivel speed is 5.3.

Toggle ball cam :Whether you want to hold or toggle the activating ball cam button, it depends on this setting. Instead of holding the button, 87% of the players seem to toggle their ball cam.

Vibration : Since it doesn’t have any significant benefits rather it eats up your battery life, it will be a wise decision to turn it off.

Dead Zone :Configuring the sensitivity of your stick relies on Dead zone setting. Lower setting will make it more sensitive than ever. We have a suggestion to start with 0.15

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