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Hello guys,
Just did some testing with the default fs9 737 aircraft config file to see how the crabbing issue would be affected, here is what i got, do you think the change i made can solve or reduce the crabbing effect??
Original view setting:
http://img543.imageshack.us/img543/6204/normalfull.jpg
Changed view setting:
http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/1069/0full.jpg
Hi Ricardo,
Thanks for the hint ;)
Can you please explain what are those three values in the VIEW paragraph ?
I assume that the center value is the eyepoint left/right because it is the only one that is changed.
Just gave it a try, and will revert :)
It is writen in the image, longitudinal, lateral, vertical in feet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nick1150
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Originally Posted by Ricardo Carvalho
You tell me... Did it?
I tried, nothing has changed from the F/O side. It is the same crabbing issue...Quote:
Originally Posted by nax228
Hi Ricardo,
I think you will find that the alterations to the POV only has an effect to the position within the VC and does not change the Scenery (Runway) position. Wideview allows you to assign a joystick button to move this position on the fly and it does not change the view of the runway but certainly changes the position within the VC. What I am able to do instantly, is change the positon to FO and back to Captain when ever I hand over the Aircraft. I use anaglyph 3D and this problem is exaggerated, so moving this position is needed. What it does in my case, is it gives the Captain and FO the same view. This effect occurs using the 3D.
Kind Regards
Bernie.
Those images are captured in 2d cockpit, not virtual cockpit.
If you change the file with the airplane selected you must restart the flight for the changes to take effect.
Have you tried flying from the F/O side with those values in the cgf file ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ricardo Carvalho
Yes. I am using TH2GO and 3 24" wide screens, it all seems the same to me CP or FO.
That's great Ricardo !!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ricardo Carvalho
I wish I could say the same too,
It seems that in bigger (projector) the issue is maximized then