As I was playing the game (BTS with latest patch) I somehow suddenly changed the camera view. It may have had something to do with the right mouse button, but I'm not sure.
I've tried resetting the graphics options with "Restore Defaults" but that didn't work. Restarting the game doesn't work either, and the problem persists even if I start a new game.
Basically the camera is set lower to the horizon than it should be. ie On a standard size map (at the right level of zoom) I can see both tundra in the south and the northernmost cities on the map. When I press C to centre a unit, that unit is much further North than it used to be, if that makes sense.
You know how when you attack a unit the screen kind of turns 45 degrees as the fight happens? Now when that happens I can see far distant continents at the top of of the screen as the units are in combat.
Also, the grid squares on the map are no longer square unless I zoom out to planet view. They're rectangular. I can toggle between them being too long on the X-axis or Y-axis by pressing Alt-O, but either way the map looks really weird.
Any help getting the normal camera view back would be much appreciated.
I've tried resetting the graphics options with "Restore Defaults" but that didn't work. Restarting the game doesn't work either, and the problem persists even if I start a new game.
Basically the camera is set lower to the horizon than it should be. ie On a standard size map (at the right level of zoom) I can see both tundra in the south and the northernmost cities on the map. When I press C to centre a unit, that unit is much further North than it used to be, if that makes sense.
You know how when you attack a unit the screen kind of turns 45 degrees as the fight happens? Now when that happens I can see far distant continents at the top of of the screen as the units are in combat.
Also, the grid squares on the map are no longer square unless I zoom out to planet view. They're rectangular. I can toggle between them being too long on the X-axis or Y-axis by pressing Alt-O, but either way the map looks really weird.
Any help getting the normal camera view back would be much appreciated.