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Look I made it Generic Mod enabled possible. I did the corrections so its easy for everybody and added 2 pics to prove it works. If the creator wants it I can email it to him so he can repost it here as soon as he PM's me.
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I'm sorry to arrivel late to this topic
![]() Apparently the shape of the periscope field of view has been done following the pattern of the external look of the lense. Thus it is squared. Well, the external pattern is squared to allow prism tilting (Looking up and down) due to the bigger size of the scope head, where the lenses are located. The look through the eyepiece still shows a circular field of view, like the Attack scope, not a squared one. Hope that helps :hmm:
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Here is a picture of a real manual from a WW2 german observation scope, showing the reticle displayed in the field of view, and how this last one looks like:
![]() P.S. the manual states that the zoom is 1.5x and 6x, not 1x and 4x !
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That's great info Hitman!
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Sorry guys, the attack scope had also the same rounded field of view. Again, the squared upper part of the scope head was to allow prism tilting. See it here, in this technical drawing of the attack scope head:
![]() You can clearly notice that there is a diagonal mirror sending down the tube the light rays that enter the ocular. Tilting that mirror you could elevate/depress the view, and for it to have a clear view all around the form of the external protecting glass window had to be squared.
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I too said on a different thread that since the eyepiece is round the view would be round, no matter what the shape of the head. Same with the binoculars, though you see that view in movies so much that the real view looks wrong.:rotfl:
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According to the information you gave, i think the stock look of observation scope is not correct eather ![]() |
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