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fruitbat 05-05-2012 08:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JtD (Post 419760)
What does wide-screen support actually mean? AFAIK, this can be set in the config.ini, so it is supported, isn't it?

you looses fov though, so you actually see less on a widescreen monitor.

Its by far the most annoying thing with stock il2.

JtD 05-05-2012 08:44 PM

What do you mean by losing fov? You see more than nothing, still, don't you? You mean it gets cut off on top and bottom? Or you can't change zoom?

Sorry for the dumb questions, but the only time I've seen Il-2 on a widescreen the wide screen was vertical and it seemed to work great. I didn't pay much attention, though.:oops:

Whacker 05-05-2012 08:54 PM

It depends on the widescreen display method used. You'll hear terms like Hor+ and Vert-. Hor+ means that the view aspect remains the same, it just "adds" additional viewable space on either side, hence "horizontal plus". Vert- sucks, and that's the one that chops off the top and bottom of the viewable area to fit. Needless to say Hor+ is the preferred method.

119. Regarding "smoke". Please make ships a bit smokier during normal operation. Also, please make them smoke big time after suffering battle damage.

stovak 05-05-2012 09:08 PM

Standard resolutions -
On a widescreen monitor, this gives you the full FOV but leaves black bars at the sides.
https://i.imgur.com/Bz8wqWK.jpg

If you use a widescreen resolution, you get this FOV, it fills the screen, but the top and bottom are cropped -
https://i.imgur.com/sQuChkh.jpg

The blue box shows the cropped zone-
https://i.imgur.com/EPl5bO7.jpg

fruitbat 05-05-2012 09:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JtD (Post 419789)
What do you mean by losing fov? You see more than nothing, still, don't you? You mean it gets cut off on top and bottom? Or you can't change zoom?

Sorry for the dumb questions, but the only time I've seen Il-2 on a widescreen the wide screen was vertical and it seemed to work great. I didn't pay much attention, though.:oops:

See stovak's pics, show it perfectly.

basically you still have the same horizontal view range, but this means you loose vertical, at the top and at the bottom of the screen.

You have to use either Sans fov changer a third party app, which is not perfect, or theres a few little mods around that do it better.

Ace1staller 05-06-2012 02:52 AM

121. we need super tanks in the game like the P 1000 and P 1500
122. a map of Greece ?
123. Italian carriers, we lack those too.

Bearcat 05-06-2012 03:18 AM

How about a change in the QMB so you can assign yourself to any position in the flight 1-4. I believe Mission Mate does this.

JtD 05-06-2012 04:41 AM

@stovak, fruitbat - thanks for the explanations.

Guess the cropping was the reason the guy flew with vertical monitor, gave him Vert+. Made the instruments very easy to read, and rear view mirrors also were in the standard field of vision. In fact, if I ever go wide screen, I'll probably flip it 90°, too.

Pershing 05-06-2012 05:03 AM

Bf-110C,D,E or F...
Bf-110G-2 - too powerful for missions 1940-1942
There were many of them, for example, in North Africa in 1941. Also widely used in Norway (1940) during Weserubung Operation....

Asheshouse 05-06-2012 09:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ace1staller (Post 419974)
121. we need super tanks in the game like the P 1000 and P 1500
122. a map of Greece ?
123. Italian carriers, we lack those too.

121. no operational tanks produced.
122. Agree
123. The Regia Marina also lacked these (outside of the shipyards). Some Regia Marina escort vessels would be more useful for setting up missions.


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