Skyrim android mod (beta)

Skyrim Android — Camera Look Tuning Test Build
Purpose
This test build improves touchpad-style camera control. It keeps the existing virtual Xbox RIGHT STICK input route and does not synthesize SDL mouse events.

Changes
Camera-look tuning controls are available when Mouse control is enabled.
Three persistent sliders: overall sensitivity, global speed, and vertical sensitivity.
Each slider covers 0.1x–6.0x in 0.01x steps.
Optional vertical-axis inversion.
Smoothing of virtual right-stick input at a fixed 16 ms cadence, with eased return to neutral.
Wider input normalization window to retain finer control at low settings.
Physical and on-screen right-stick control remains independent and takes priority while held.
How to use
Install the APK and start Skyrim.
Open the in-game overlay menu.
Enable Mouse control. The camera-look settings dialog opens automatically.
Adjust Sensitivity, Speed, and Vertical sensitivity. Start near 1.0x and increase gradually.
Enable Invert vertical look only if the Y direction feels reversed.
Tap Apply. Settings are saved across app restarts.
Reopen Mouse control settings from the overlay menu whenever you want to retune.
Use Reset to restore 1.6x sensitivity, 1.0x speed, 1.0x vertical sensitivity, and normal Y direction.

Test checklist
Verify camera movement in both X and Y directions.
Check fine aiming with low values (0.5x–1.0x).
Check faster turns with higher values (3.0x–6.0x).
Check that the camera stops smoothly after lifting the finger.
Check multi-touch movement while other overlay controls are used.
Confirm the physical/on-screen right stick still works and takes priority while held.
Restart the app and confirm slider values persist.
Report device model, Android version, chosen values, and whether movement feels delayed, jittery, or too fast.
Validation status
This build is compiled and packaged by GitHub Actions. Camera feel, latency, and smoothness must still be validated on a physical Android device; CI cannot verify in-game camera behavior.