If you’ve just spent twenty minutes picking the perfect outfit in Schedule 1 only to realize you can’t even see it—yeah, you’re not alone. Welcome to the club. Let’s dive into how third-person view works and what your options really are.
Is There an Actual Third-Person Mode?
Well… not exactly. But sort of.
Schedule 1 doesn’t feature a true third-person camera. You won’t be able to explore the world with a full view of your character from behind, over-the-shoulder style. It’s designed as a first-person experience from start to finish.
How to View Your Character in Schedule 1
There’s one little trick you can use:
- Hold the V key: This brings up a front-facing view of your character. You can’t move around in this mode—it’s strictly for checking out your look.
Perfect for showing off your new outfit. Pretty much useless for anything else.
What About the Character Creator?
Yep, there’s a character creator at the start of the game where you can tweak things like:
- Gender
- Skin tone
- Hair
- Clothing
- Tattoos
But here’s the catch—unless you’re looking into a mirror or holding V for a quick selfie peek, you won’t actually see much of your character while playing. It’s kind of like designing an awesome Halloween costume just to hang out in a dark closet.
Conclusion: Schedule 1 doesn’t offer a full third-person mode, so for now, your outfit choices are mostly just for your own enjoyment. If you rely on third-person view due to motion sickness or other needs, this could be a dealbreaker—and that’s completely valid. It’s simply not that type of game… at least, not yet.
