[simpits-tech] Interesting video...

[Frank Riedel]

I use the TH2G - and for the windows frame - no prob... I just set focus on
the docked window - the tricky part is to get 75 dg FOV and remove the
cockpit frame from 2D cockpit
When looking LEFT and RIGHT


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[mailto:simpits-tech-bounces at simpits.org] På vegne af Sean Galbraith
Sendt: 20. april 2010 12:26
Til: simpits-tech at simpits.org
Emne: Re: [simpits-tech] Interesting video...

Crap... you're right.  This was when I was experimenting with 3 spanned
video cards and projectors.  You create the 3 undocked views, move them
to roughly where you want, with the field of view (or zoom factor to
achieve that field of view) and save the situation.  Next go and edit
the .flt file to add the "maximised=true" line.....

If you are using TH2GO... well, then it's a whole new world :(  I had
some success, and by playing around with the projector settings you can
stretch the picture to go outside the projected area.  Then you just
have to build that overlap in to the view angles for the left and right
views and it should work.  It would probably be hell on frames though :(

When I played with that kind of setup I built a PC with 3 8800GT video
cards, (quad SLI motherboards are not overly expensive nowadays) running
as separate displays in FS, that wasy you can configure each screen
independantly and use the maximise command.

Told you the drugs were messing with my thought process today <lol>

SeanG

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[mailto:simpits-tech-bounces at simpits.org] On Behalf Of Gene Buckle
Sent: Tuesday, 20 April 2010 1:10 p.m.
To: Simulator Cockpit Builder's List
Subject: Re: [simpits-tech] Interesting video...

On Tue, 20 Apr 2010, Sean Galbraith wrote:

> The good thing to play with is add a maximised=true line in there
> somewhere, which only works on fullscreen, but it does work.
>
> As for loosing the lines on the screen edges;  try using the settings
on
> your projectors to stretch the image so that it is *just* larger than
> the screen, putting the lines outside the projected visual.  Did that
> make *any* sense at all?  (I'm on pretty good pain killers at the
moment
> so you'll have to excuse any not so lucid moments...)
>
Sean, the problem is that in order to get the view correct across a
curved 
screen, you need to break the video into (for example) 60 degree
segments 
in order to cover that 180 degree curved screen.

g.



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