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Wolfstriked · 08-11-11, 05:13 PM

Fellas,no responses?I think this is a very good idea.It could be a way to have super realism scopes since a scope is not trying to simulate the FOV we humans have that wraps around our heads 180degs.Instead,a scope has a flat FOV so its easily mimicked with a fulll screen.

I noticed in Makmans GUI for SH5 that he posted this below.That is great but it is covered by the graphics onscreen.This makes the boat at a normal viewing distance fill the whole viewport.IF the whole screen is now the viewport then a proper fov would work.Makman can you correct me if I am wrong here??

1.Both scopes have now the , historically for german scopes, proper FOV (Field Of View) which is 38 degrees.

08-11-11, 05:13 PM	#11
Wolfstriked Grey Wolf Join Date: Apr 2011 Posts: 756 Downloads: 237 Uploads: 0	Fellas,no responses?I think this is a very good idea.It could be a way to have super realism scopes since a scope is not trying to simulate the FOV we humans have that wraps around our heads 180degs.Instead,a scope has a flat FOV so its easily mimicked with a fulll screen. I noticed in Makmans GUI for SH5 that he posted this below.That is great but it is covered by the graphics onscreen.This makes the boat at a normal viewing distance fill the whole viewport.IF the whole screen is now the viewport then a proper fov would work.Makman can you correct me if I am wrong here?? 1.Both scopes have now the , historically for german scopes, proper FOV (Field Of View) which is 38 degrees.