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Post by Eddie on Sept 21, 2019 23:23:39 GMT
First time I've run TS since the update. Straight away I noticed that my FOV was back to 65 when I loaded the Tangle scenario. This normally happens when you run a file integrity check and the engine lua script file in the Dev folder gets overwritten.
However, when I checked the script file lua it was still set to 80, so something else is telling TS to load the default 65. Until we've sorted out what is occuring , please be aware we are now on to it.
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ale123
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Post by ale123 on Sept 22, 2019 7:13:32 GMT
Perhaps it's because you can now change the FOV ingame?
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Post by Xavier on Sept 22, 2019 7:26:44 GMT
Eddie, it was in the update that you can now change the FOV from the in-game options.
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Post by Eddie on Sept 22, 2019 12:45:20 GMT
Duh, It's pretty obvious that I never knew this guys, it's a very cool feature then, since I find a lot of 3rd party payware trains have a field of view set so far back, it's akin to looking through a letterbox. I was quite surprised once I found myself in the seat of the S8 Stock that with such a huge windscreen, the FOV is set so far back that visibility of the track ahead is much reduced over our own D-Stock and C-Stock which preceded it. Still thanks for the reply everyone, if you don't ask the question .......................
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Post by Jimi on Sept 22, 2019 13:13:43 GMT
An ageing quote from, ironically, the Great Underground Empire: “That’s not a bug, it’s a feature”
Read the 2020 release notes Ed. There’s a bunch of new graphics stuff in advanced menus. Some you don’t want to touch because it kills frame rates. There’s a good discussion about 2020 on UKTS.
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Post by Eddie on Sept 22, 2019 20:57:30 GMT
Well we've been telling all of you to RTFM, its about time the physician went and healed himself. Since I assumed, no doubt that like many of you that this update was of little value other than a notion of keeping the program looking fresh, I never bothered to even read the release notes. Don't forget this program is now some 15 years old , so how much in the way of legs are left in it ? Seems I was wrong.
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