By this, I mean that when I have a weapon drawn, whether a bow or a sword, when looking up and down in third person the torso of my character. My character (as in, the Dragonborn) tracks when aiming in third person.

I tried to make each of them feel like it fits the vanilla game as much as possible. Third Person Aiming Animation Glitch (with mods) - posted in Skyrim Technical Support: Hello, I am looking for help to solve an animation bug that I am experiencing in Skyrim. Still, my vision couldn't be 100% realized with the use of current mods, so I kept adding more custom features that I felt were still related either to the core idea, or to the other, already included changes. Here's a video of it in action: As spotted by Eurogamer, the mod's creator Ershin set out to offer true directional movement but greatly expanded the scope of the mod overtime to offer a full third-person. 'Then I realized that it needed a custom target lock component, because the available mods wouldn’t play right with it. For The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition on the Xbox One, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'Havent played in a few months, any good mods i need (esp 3rd person pov mods)'. The True Directional Movement mod available from Nexus Mods offers 'modernized third person gameplay', and it looks like a huge improvement.

'The mod began as a small SKSE plugin which introduced the core feature: true directional '360°' movement,' writes creator Ersh. It's ended up layering a bunch of other additions on top to make it feel like a more contemporary third person action game: such as, for example, a target lock which can also be used for aiming projectiles. The big deal with the True Directional Movement mod ( first clocked by Eurogamer) is not just that it allows full 360° movement, though this is the core feature. There are already, of course, a ton of Skyrim mods that make various tweaks to the third-person view ( here's the best of the best Skyrim: SE mods).

Skyrim third person mods