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Old 11-19-2011, 02:20 PM
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nono by moving your head totally right and totally left you can look at lot behind the nose, not under but you can ahead and slightly under
Alot yes.. but all you have done is shift your view by moving your head, by shifting your view the nose still blocks the same amout of your view, just a different part of your view. Which is not the case with WONDER WOMAN VIEW where the nose is gone and blocks NONE of your view. Which is why WONDER WOMAN VIEW is NOT more realistic

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hell do you really think they took of blinded by the nose like the game?
Yes as I discribed above
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Old 11-19-2011, 02:30 PM
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oh come on i bet you didnt see that 3d image

if you move your head to the right the nose move to the left

in fact if you make a composed image taken from left and right the nose is virtually invisible

i know cause of my dreams

also check out how the lateral windwo portrudes laterally the nose

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oh come on i bet you didnt see that 3d image

if you move your head to the right the nose move to the left

in fact if you make a composed image taken from left and right the nose is virtually invisible

only in my dreams

also check out how the lateral windwo portrudes laterally the nose

Fixxed that for ya
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Old 11-19-2011, 02:34 PM
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but you havent paid attention to the picture:

the front lateral windows is like 4 cm away from the nose laterally

what do you thin that window is for but to look behind the nose?



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pay attention to the back lateral windown and notice how it aslo has the inward angle

what i said wonderwoman view
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Old 11-19-2011, 03:03 PM
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but you havent paid attention to the picture:

the front lateral windows is like 4 cm away from the nose laterally

what do you thin that window is for but to look behind the nose?
As I allready stated..

Moving your head shifts your point-of-view (POV), by shifting your POV the nose still blocks the same amout of your view, just a different part of your view.

Which is not the case with WONDER WOMAN VIEW!

Where the nose is gone and blocks NONE of your view!

Which is why WONDER WOMAN VIEW is NOT more realistic!

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imagine youre flying inside a cilinder but has a cannopy that allows you to put your eye 3 cm away laterally from the clinder and you can do that for each eye

for far away objects virtually you have full frontal view like ww

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you may want to check this btw

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Old 11-19-2011, 03:22 PM
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imagine youre flying inside a cilinder but has a cannopy that allows you to put your eye 3 cm away laterally from the clinder and you can do that for each eye

for far away objects virtually you have full frontal view like ww

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you may want to check this btw

Is it safe to assume that you realized your mistake and now you agree with me?

Since your changing the subject from POV shift limited to the space of a cockpit to an unlimited POV shift.
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