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Please refer to this thread I started on a similar topic a while ago.
http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showthread.php?t=21600 I did the effort to draw a picture in order to better illustrate why the current setup is NOT really realistic. For simplicity I repost the drawing here. ![]() The red curve is the approximate curve of my TrackIR profile. It indicates the SPEED with which TrackIR transforms my head movement into game. So for a head displacement of x cm I get a displacement velocity of y pixel/s. But as y is speed the displacement ingame obtained for a displacement of x cm is not z pixel with z = k*x (k being a constant factor to translate head displacement into pixel displacement) but it is x0 + k*x^2 so the square of the displacement. You can easily deduce that the further the displacement the quicker the movement I obtain ingame. So being off-centre the slightest head movement, even if it is just because I cannot hold my head that steady has so much more impact than on centre. So for centre sights you have to fight: - head shake due to manoeuvering and g-effects For off-centre sights you have to fight: - head shake due to manoeuvering and g-effects - big impact on sight due to slightly unsteady physical head Your body does NOT have a different displacement speed wether you lean to the right or not at all. TrackIR DOES have a different displacement speed wether you lean to the right or not at all. This makes off-centre sights much more difficult to aim with than centre sights. If in reality it would have been equally more difficult to aim with an off-centre sight the Germans would have quickly moved it to the centre. Proof that it was no deal at all is that the off-centre position was used till the end. Proposed solution that should accomodate everybody imho: - For aiming I lean sideways so that I can see the circle. - I press a button that "saves" the position as long as I keep the button pushed. I can look around like normally and like in any other plane with no shift+f1. But when I return to forward view I am in the "saved" position as long as the button is still pressed. - When I am done with aiming I release button and I jump back to cockpit centred view. Last edited by 41Sqn_Stormcrow; 04-20-2011 at 10:58 PM. |
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