2010-11-01, 19:23 | #21 | |
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Re: 3D Scopes
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But regardless, it's not going to stay that way for long, and will be replaced with a version with an actual scope, so there's no reason to get mad about it. | |
2010-11-02, 06:05 | #22 | |
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I'm not 'mad' about it, its just so weird and unrealistic seeing this small circle of unblurred screen when using it. | |
2010-11-02, 06:26 | #23 |
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Re: 3D Scopes
Both new PKM and PKP missed 0.95 by a hair, so the chances of you seeing it next content patch are good.
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2010-11-02, 14:13 | #24 |
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Re: 3D Scopes
The blur doesn't really matter too much to me, I think it would be nice if the blur would disappear when you moved so you could get a better view of the surroundings and then switch back to blur when you were stationary and concentrating on a target. Is there a particular reason why the field of view within the scope is restricted? is it a limitation within the BF2 engine?
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2010-11-02, 14:18 | #25 |
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The field of view was significantly reduced from what it was like previously because if you were to look through an optic, the magnification zooms in a particular section depending on how large the optic is, and hence your field of view is reduced. Some optics models actually specify the radius of view is, like for example the ACOG TA31RCO has a FOV of 7 degrees while higher powered optics have much smaller FOVs of 2-3 degrees, which is roughly represented in-game with the 3D scope.
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2010-11-02, 14:33 | #26 | |
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2010-11-03, 06:55 | #27 |
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That's what I'm talking about, the internal view of the ACOG for example is 7 degrees, which is quite restrictive, when compared to what it was like in 0.91 (closer to 14 degrees, nearly double).
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2010-11-03, 20:02 | #28 | |
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Rather than this? The view through the current scope is limited compared to the first one. I just needed to know if there is some type of game engine limitation that doesn't allow you to remove the extra black area within the scope. | |
2010-11-03, 20:27 | #29 |
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I think this is because of the perspective. Since you are basically looking through a 3D model of a pipe (the scope, which doesnt magnify the image on itself ingame) the end of it will appear smaller than the front where youre eye is because of the perspective. Now in real life only the image inside the scope would be magnified, and as such fill up the whole circle, but because in PR this cant be done, instead the whole screen is magnified (and blurred outside the scope image). This leaves the black edges. A way to fix it would be to change the models of the scopes to be wider on the far end so that you wouldnt see the inside of it. This would look awkward while not looking through the scope though . Maybe there's another way to fix it though, i don't know.
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