Setting Your Compass In Spits And Hurris.

[fruitbat]

was going to post a pic, but why do that when theres a vid already!

enjoy!

[Pooka]

Thanks for the information yesterday, this will be another learning process like IL-2 was in the beginning.

This morning when I started the car, I checked the water temp gauge and considered waiting for it and the oil to heat up. Thanks again.

[fruitbat]

This morning when I started the car, I checked the water temp gauge and considered waiting for it and the oil to heat up. Thanks again.

Lol

glad to of been some small help

[Jabo]

That's fab. Thanks for your session last night Kev, very informative and a nice little fight or two as well!

Good video too. Thanks again.

Jabo

[DD_Arthur]

After a bit of fiddling I've got variable zoom on my 'sticks hat switch. Did it by reading up this thread;

http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showthread.php?t=35892

Not completely convinced as you still need the use of two hands or a right-hand with two thumbs and four fingers.*

Also, not much of a 'stop' on the zoom out function. Pretty soon you realise that Edvard Munch is at the controls!

*please put comments about advanced hand-shandy techniques here.

[DD_Arthur]

Hmmm........have got rid of this. The sticky key to enable zoom seems to crash other stuff in RoF and Il2 hsfx. Gonna give joy to key a go and see what can be done.

[fruitbat]

don't really see the point myself.......

[DD_Arthur]

don't really see the point myself.......

After a great deal of farting around with this I think I agree with you!!

[fruitbat]

oh, by the way, i forgot to mention in this thread that there's 10 degree magnetic variation west to be accounted for in 1940, and its modelled in game.

0 degrees true north (north on the map) = 350 degrees magnetic north.

so to fly dead south on the in game map, your mag compass will be showing 170 degrees etc etc...