Schedule 1 Third-Person View Guide: How to See Yourself

Mar 28

Note: This guide covers content from Schedule 1, a satirical video game set in a fictional world. All items, recipes, and references are entirely made up and exist only in the game. Please don’t try any of this in real life!

If you’ve just spent twenty minutes dressing up and playing barbie-doll in Schedule 1 and realized you can’t even see your outfit... yeah. Welcome to the club.

Let’s break down the deal with third-person view and what’s possible.

Read More: Schedule 1 Tips and Tricks

Is There a Real Third-Person Mode?

Not really..? But kind of.
There’s no true third-person camera in Schedule 1. You can’t walk around the world while seeing your full character from behind, over-the-shoulder style. It’s a first-person game through and through.

How You Can See Your Character in Schedule 1

There is one small trick:

Hold the V key
This pulls up a front-facing view of your character. You won’t be able to move around in this mode—it’s just for checking yourself out.

Great for admiring your new outfit. Useless for everything else.

What About the Character Creator?

Yes, there is a character creator when you start the game. You can customize:

Gender
Skin tone
Hair
Clothes
Tattoos

But again, unless you're staring into a mirror or holding V for a quick selfie moment, you won’t see much of it while playing. It's like customizing a cool Halloween costume and then sitting in a dark closet.

Final Blurb

There’s no full third-person mode in Schedule 1, and for now, your fashion choices are mostly for your own amusement. If you’re someone who needs third-person due to motion sickness or other reasons, this might be a dealbreaker—and no, that’s not your fault. It’s just not that kind of game... yet.