Hi all,
so yes, i do like LFS, but there's one thing about it that i don't like:
Just like Netkar you just don't quite get the sensation of speed with the
default settings. So i fiddled around with the "Field of view" setting and i
think smaller values made it worse, while greater ones seem to cure that
problem. Not without bringing up another one of cpurse. Everything gets real
distorted. Especially the gear display has become so small that i can hardly
read it anymore.Then again I'm at 120 degrees FoV right now, which may just
be a little high. So, what kinda values are you guys using?
/ce
On Fri, 8 Oct 2004 08:48:39 +0200, "Cris Eichler" <[email hidden]>
wrote something like:
>distorted. Especially the gear display has become so small that i can hardly
>read it anymore.Then again I'm at 120 degrees FoV right now, which may just
Isn't there a "virtual dials" option? Should help.
>be a little high. So, what kinda values are you guys using?
I lowered the default value a little, I have it at 70 IIRC. I find it
easier to judge corners with a lower FOV value.
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- Jussi Koukku -
wrote something like:
Isn't there a "virtual dials" option? Should help.
I lowered the default value a little, I have it at 70 IIRC. I find it
easier to judge corners with a lower FOV value.
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- Jussi Koukku -
I use around 90 or 100, for the same reason as you. above 100 is
definately too warped imho. Since I drive from a 'non cockpit' view, I
have the luxury of lowering my viewpoint a bit for more sense of speed.
Charlie
"Charlie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I use around 90 or 100, for the same reason as you. above 100 is
> definately too warped imho. Since I drive from a 'non cockpit' view,I
> have the luxury of lowering my viewpoint a bit for more sense ofspeed.
I use the centre view too, and a FOV of 78degrees, for no other reason
than that's what gpl's default is. If I use the cockpit view I find
90degrees gives the best compromise between FOV & ability to read the
dials/see the mirrors.
Malc.
