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Old 07-15-2011, 04:50 PM
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........currently in CloD our eye position is in the exact MIDDLE of the cockpit, this is incorrect. ...........The cockpit view has the pilots head too far forward, especially with loosened seatbelt.
Yes and Yes.

In CloD you only have one eye - right in the middle of your forehead (as it was in IL-2).

As I've said many times, the 'gunsight' view would be ok if it didn't bang your eye right up to the sight glass but left it at your default distance.

All we need for gunsight view is a shift sideways as in IL-2 and forget the seat belt/head forward nonsense.

If you are fortunate enough to have TrackIR, do what I do and just lean a little to the right. As long as you can see the centre of the cross-hair you can judge the rest ok. Leaning further will get you the whole cross-hair.
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