Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => Wishlist => Topic started by: Mongoose on November 14, 2018, 05:20:33 PM
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I wish the red needles on the altimeter and airspeed dials were brighter. I have trouble reading the true airspeed and the 10,000 feet because I can't see the red needles.
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Red is probably the worst possible color especially when low light. White would be much better.
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Best would be if instruments was back-lit like in real life, can't fly the 190s with fancy lighting on now, they are just too dark.
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Best would be if instruments was back-lit like in real life, can't fly the 190s with fancy lighting on now, they are just too dark.
Back-lit? They were no LCDs.
If you want to argue "real" - they didn't have those red needles (TAS, total fuel) at all.
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post lights, spot illuminators (crew mounted), UV floods and fluorescent paints were more than likely used rather than spot illumination lights mounted in the frame of the gauge (AKA backlit).
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If the gauges were lit, would really help at sunrise, dusk and night
Need to use a red-orange or something like that to notice the TAS needle alot easier
It falls under the 605 nanometers & and the way people's eyes rods & cones pick up light and movement in the dark....
Lighted gauges were being used before WWII
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Not all things in HT are realistic. If back lighting was not real in WW II, it would still help in the game. I too have a hard time reading the instruments.
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Turn off post processing. It will make the cockpit brighter and easier to see the dials and needles.
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Where have you been akak? I havn't seen ya lately.
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I have turned off post processing.
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I carry a flashlight.
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Turn off post processing. It will make the cockpit brighter and easier to see the dials and needles.
At the expense of other features. It really does a number on how the game looks.
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give you're cartoon pilot a cartoon flashlight :rofl