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Lixma 04-21-2011 01:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JimmyGiro (Post 269354)
Whilst in cockpit, in legacy view, hold right mouse button down, and drag mouse slightly to the right.

Head view should now be aligned with the sight reticule, and any subsequent movement of the hat-switch, will recentre to your new position; until you activate another set view, which will restore the centre default position.

Then press CTRL-E...

Ta, Jimmy....i've already been assimilated into the Track-IR collective, though. It's too late for me, save yourself!...etc...etc.

Thee_oddball 04-21-2011 01:14 AM

I think this one is by far the best , you can see just where it was mounted in the dash
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_hf92i8rLnr...ntsNiceice.jpg

and here is a nice photo that lets you know how close you are to it

http://www.taphilo.com/photo/picture...9E-3-pilot.jpg

S!

xnomad 04-21-2011 01:36 AM

To keep both sides happy:
Leave the default view the way it is please! It feels right and is easy to use.

But do whatever you want with the Shift + F1 as I'm sure the 6DOF crowd (like me) don't use it or need it.

Pilots did alter their position slightly to use gun sights, I've read this in many accounts, even for centred mounted ones, they would hunch forward a bit.

frenchfly 04-21-2011 02:03 AM

The post is pointless really, since the devs won't (shouldn't) look past the title. You can go back to playing wings of hawks now Lixma.

F

speculum jockey 04-21-2011 02:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lixma (Post 269344)
Or in the middle....BF-110.

Here's a (very) rough mock up of what the 109 pilot would see (assuming he wasn't a Cyclops). Never mind this leaning over to the right nonsense. If CoD wants to be as realistic as possible then this is what we should have.

http://i.imgur.com/DhmPGl.jpg

I don't think the sperglords here would appreciate that much realism. It would make them feel bad about their TrackIR purchases losing some edge against mouse/hat people.

Lixma 04-21-2011 02:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by speculum jockey (Post 269384)
I don't think the sperglords here would appreciate that much realism. It would make them feel bad about their TrackIR purchases losing some edge against mouse/hat people.

I thought about offering this idea in the first place but thought that, aesthetically, a centralized Revi would be a better idea.

But, yeah. If we're after realism then something like that picture is the way to go.

Voyager 04-21-2011 02:47 AM

Can you bind viewing position/angles? Since, in theory, everyone have 6-DoF view now, even without Track IR, I would think you could use keyboard keys to shift the head around to center it on the sights, and then save it as a view position favorite.

In fact, considering that we should now all have 6DoF, I would think it only reasonable to be able to define your own hotkey view positions.

Harry Voyager

zakkandrachoff 04-21-2011 02:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Space Communist (Post 269117)
A much more sensible concession would be to simply make the default center view for the 109 (and pretty much all other German aircraft for that matter) line up with the gun-sight.

i would like press shift f-1 but without zoom.

Rattlehead 04-21-2011 06:48 AM

A simple key press to align the gunsight, but without that awful zoom feature, is all that is needed to keep everyone happy.
Like in the old series.

The uber realism crowd can simply ignore it, and those who don't mind conceding that tiny bit of realism can use it. Simple. Everyone is happy.

And about the realism...are icons and big arrows realistic? What about external views?
Maps? Minimap paths? Info windows?
Give me a break.

Groundhog 04-21-2011 06:55 AM

Rattlehead +1

GH


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