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Triple Monitors FOV


yeti666

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Make sure save user snap views is enabled in your options.

 

When in cockpit:

1. / and * on numpad adjusts FOV (some call it zoom).

2. RCTRL+RSHIFT / and * on numpad moves view for/aft.

3. RCTRL+RSHIFT 8 and 2 on numpad moves view up/down.

4. 8 and 2 on numpad pitches view up and down.

4. When happy with your view/FOV, save it with RALT+0 on numpad.

 

Thats what I do now on single monitor, and what I did back in the day when I used a 3 monitor setup.

 

Edit: Oh, and if you have Track IR, make sure to pause it before adjusting view.


Edited by Knock-Knock

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Hi,

you can play around with the FOV dimensions in the server.lua. Save the server.lua into the saved games folder on C: into the folder DCS\Config\View and modify it. Attached you find my data. I also have 3 displays running and also work with the extra axis at the Warthog to zoom out. The fine tuning I did like Knock-Knock has explained.

I hope this helps.

Xoxen

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