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mungee 06-01-2011 03:18 PM

Stuttering More Noticeable In "Cockpit View" Mode?
 
I find that the stuttering is more noticeable when I'm in the "cockpit view" mode - as opposed to the "outside view" mode.

I must say that surprises me because I would have thought that a large part of the screen in "cockpit view" mode is static renderings of instruments, cockpit frame etc.

Do you also find that?

Strike 06-01-2011 03:20 PM

and dynamic shadows, high textures.... technically, you have more polygons on screen when in cockpit, than when in "wonderwoman" mode :p

Kankkis 06-01-2011 03:27 PM

In every flight sim cocpit is much more slower, working gauges and all the things, its not a picture.

raaaid 06-01-2011 04:12 PM

its normal check your fps cockpit on or cocpit off they re much lower so stutter happens more

Troll2k 06-01-2011 04:40 PM

I think he means external view(outside view) not Wonderwoman view.

Strike 06-01-2011 04:51 PM

Yeah, but never the less...

Wonderwoman view should be less resource demanding since you remove both your own plane 3D model and the internal cockpit 3D model from the rendering process :)

mazex 06-01-2011 08:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mungee (Post 291945)
I find that the stuttering is more noticeable when I'm in the "cockpit view" mode - as opposed to the "outside view" mode.

I must say that surprises me because I would have thought that a large part of the screen in "cockpit view" mode is static renderings of instruments, cockpit frame etc.

Do you also find that?

The days of static cockpits with a flat image as a cockpit died many years ago... In CoD you have more polys and dynamic shadows in a single cockpit than in a square mile of IL2 terrain ;)


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