Oil splatter

[BenDover]

Originally posted by Kweassa
That's why the oil lines are "Zebra", like Tilt mentioned. The dispersal is already there, instead of the gigantic black smudge we see in IL2/FB.

 Just accept it friends, if oil lines are hit, your visibility is limited, period. No other way to get rid of the gunky smears and just fly normal and happy, nor should anyone expect to do so.

 If oil lines are hit, call for help, and run home.

What about the oil lines UNDER the plane?

[Mugzeee]

Originally posted by BenDover
What about the oil lines UNDER the plane?

we dont want realism all over the plane. Just In YO Face! realsim

[68DevilM]

Originally posted by DREDIOCK
Oh Landing is no problem. Its everything else. Like finishing a fight.
I think the oil splatter is a REALLY cool touch.
Just wish it didnt happen EVERY time my oil gets hit lol

last night was the ultimate landing test for me

engine out, oil splatter, no gear,  landing on a turning cv with three kills!!!!

hit the deck and slid off the front uggggg!!!!!!

[Tilt]

I think I would prefer a gradually increasing density of oil film........... although I can appreciate that given the myriad forms of oil leak inducing engine failure possible.......there will be some that seem to dump oil almost immediately on the windscreen.

[FDutchmn]

Can the Zebra Stripes be more random? Or are all zebras of the same stripes?

[Kweassa]

If people are willing to buy better computers to replicate fluid dynamics of liquid stream hitting a glass.. sure, why not?!

[jetb123]

Originally posted by NHattila
i carry a bucket of raw chicken in my cockpit for when this happens. just stick it out the window and you have fresh KFC. something to eat on the way home

 Hehe thats the way to do it.