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#2720542 - 05/08/09 05:14 PM
Re: Request for Gr.Viper
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Haven't seen that yet.
They say that rain makes vision blurry, but again - didn't have a chance to test.
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#2720572 - 05/08/09 05:47 PM
Re: Request for Gr.Viper
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#2720584 - 05/08/09 06:21 PM
Re: Request for Gr.Viper
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Very nice depth of field there, scrumptious
Rather bright haystacks. Stooks
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#2720905 - 05/09/09 09:54 AM
Re: Request for Gr.Viper
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The depth of field effect is fantastic. How does the software know whether you're studying the cockpit or the landscape? Does it just depend on what's in the centre of the screen? Is there a 'fade' from one depth of field to another when you look from one to the other or does it snap between views? Really impressed with this feature, I've never seen anything like it in a flight sim. Piper, a stook is a stack of wheat/barley/whatever, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stook
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#2720911 - 05/09/09 10:20 AM
Re: Request for Gr.Viper
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So viper when is you're first video uploading coming of some nice engagements?
Hehe just kidding it's great enough that you're willing share screens and answer questions m8.
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#2721043 - 05/09/09 03:47 PM
Re: Request for Gr.Viper
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No AA set up. At the moment AA doesn't work with any of the post effects.
Shame, I'm an AA junkie.
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#2721046 - 05/09/09 03:49 PM
Re: Request for Gr.Viper
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Simply pulled too hard. Not very hard... First the lower wing came off, then I went into a spin and the top one got ripped away. The damage modelling sounds fantastic.
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#2721652 - 05/10/09 09:57 PM
Re: Request for Gr.Viper
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The depth of field effect is fantastic. How does the software know whether you're studying the cockpit or the landscape? Does it just depend on what's in the centre of the screen? Is there a 'fade' from one depth of field to another when you look from one to the other or does it snap between views? Really impressed with this feature, I've never seen anything like it in a flight sim. Piper, a stook is a stack of wheat/barley/whatever, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stook DOF depends on your viewpoint. There looks to be a angle (cone) of sight that if you are pointing there the area is in focus, everything else is out of focus (like when you use the Aperture settings on a camera). So to change between in focus points by moving your point of view (POV). It's kind of like starting out with TrackIR again in some respects.
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#2721694 - 05/10/09 11:25 PM
Re: Request for Gr.Viper
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angle (cone) of sight
It's a linear zone like a box rather than a cone in front of the eyepoint, two distances away from the eyepoint, the Z direction in the scene. DOF processing uses the Z-buffer, the depth buffer we're already familiar with: the Painter's Algorithm
The depth of the zone-in-focus depending on the size of the camera aperture. At f16, most objects in front of the lens are in focus. At f2.8, depth of field becomes narrower in the Z direction (towards or away from the eyepoint)
Set depth of field to begin at 1m and end at 10m and everything within the zone 1m to 10m is in focus
Set depth of field to begin at 20cm and end at 6m and everything from 20cm to 6m is in focus. 10cm, blurred: 7m, likewise blurred
Set depth of field to begin at 10cm and end at 3m and you have a blurred background after 3m
Set DOF to begin at 6cm and to end at 1.5m and you have the instruments in focus but behind the panels (the terrain) everything is blurred
It's a post-processing filter. Render the whole frame and then (as it were) Photoshop it on the fly at 30fps. Serious stuff
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