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dogknob

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3. M1 and M2 are the mouse buttons

Reply to RiffRandell (Original post)

Fri Aug 10, 2012, 11:55 AM

Aug 2012

The link given for uesp is a great resource.

When I first got Skyrim, getting the mouse to behave was almost a deal-breaker for me. It actually involved getting a better mouse AND editing .ini files. Big Bummer, but ultimately (patience is a virtue) worth it. Skyrim is great!

The default control layout appears to be set up for playing left-handed. That can be tricky to change if you want to play right-handed, but there are tutorials.

Just about anything involving the UI can be greatly improved with mods, provided you are on a PC.

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Ok, I'm having difficulty playing Skyrim. [View all] RiffRandell Mar 2012 OP

Here's some links that might help from the wiki. Chan790 Mar 2012 #1

Thanks! RiffRandell Mar 2012 #2

M1 and M2 are the mouse buttons dogknob Aug 2012 #3