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Help and Support Forums => Help and Training => Topic started by: PFactorDave on April 22, 2009, 12:27:58 PM
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For reasons unknown, when I try to watch a film with the Film Viewer, the views are all screwed up.
When I try to watch a film from the cockpit using recorded views, I get a forward view that is looking down the nose of the aircraft. As the pilot checks six and looks around, the views occaisionally are from outside the cockpit, even though the Inside Cockpit is still checked.
It seems to be universal on any film that I try... Including old films (such as Agent360s 109 training films)....
Anybody have an idea what I need to do here? I'm sure it is probably something simple that I am overlooking.
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Your head position is simply screwed up.
Next time you load a film, set your views first - exact the ame way as you would do in game, and save them with F10. Note that unlike the game, there is only 1 setting for all the planes.
BTW, the recorded views do just show in what direction the player whi recorded the film was looking but his head positions are not recorded.
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Your head position is simply screwed up.
Next time you load a film, set your views first - exact the ame way as you would do in game, and save them with F10. Note that unlike the game, there is only 1 setting for all the planes.
Thanks Lusche. I never even realized you could set the views like that in the film viewer. Any idea how I might have screwed them up? I can't imagine what I did to cause so much havoc.
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It would be nice if the film viewer could read the view settings you have configured for each plane.
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It would be nice if the film viewer could read the view settings you have configured for each plane.
Heck, I'd be ecstatic if the film viewer recorded the stick/rudder pedal movement animation. Then when you watch someone elses film you could get a better idea of the control inputs they are making to do what they are doing.
But what you said would be cool too.