I wonder why it was dropped? It enabled me to see exactly how close I was to
other cars without losing situational awareness. Of course, it's not
realistic in the purist's sense, but certain physical limitations have to be
adjusted for.
Brian
Check your settings. I don't exactly remember where
it was. I think there's a key command to toggle
through different versions of the rear view mirror.
I'm sure a search could turn up something.
N4 and N2K2 both have the "interior" of the car instead of the older
"Panoramic" type mirror. It still works in the same mannor though as you can
"see" out the sides when the car is coming up on the side of you. It takes a
little getting used to at first but it is the same concept.
- Isotrip?
Brian
> > Check your settings. I don't exactly remember where
> > it was. I think there's a key command to toggle
> > through different versions of the rear view mirror.
> > I'm sure a search could turn up something.
> N4 and N2K2 both have the "interior" of the car instead of the older
> "Panoramic" type mirror. It still works in the same mannor though as you
can
> "see" out the sides when the car is coming up on the side of you. It takes
a
> little getting used to at first but it is the same concept.
> - Isotrip?
When I hit the "N" key, all that happens is the interior of the car
disappears, but the view itself doesn't change at all. It's just not the
same as the old side view mirrors, which I thought were a great way to
overcome an inherent limitation in a driving sim.
Brian
> Brian
> > > I just checked in N4 and my mirrors are 3-way.
> > > Just like the older N3 and NLegends.
> > > Check your settings. I don't exactly remember where
> > > it was. I think there's a key command to toggle
> > > through different versions of the rear view mirror.
> > > I'm sure a search could turn up something.
> > N4 and N2K2 both have the "interior" of the car instead of the older
> > "Panoramic" type mirror. It still works in the same mannor though as you
> can
> > "see" out the sides when the car is coming up on the side of you. It
takes
> a
> > little getting used to at first but it is the same concept.
> > - Isotrip?
