Rear view camera height

[Rob Fitness]

is it possible to adjust the rear view camera height for when I press button to look back? IMO it's to high I'd like to lower it to about 500mm of ground. Thanks

 

[RasmusP]

is it possible to adjust the rear view camera height for when I press button to look back? IMO it's to high I'd like to lower it to about 500mm of ground. Thanks

Hey man,
I needed a bit of time to find a solution. Here it is:
- Video: LINK (really exaggerated!)
What you need:
- Real Head Motion: LINK
- bind look back button in "look options", this uses the F6-6 cam!
- enable Dev apps
- go on track, open the camera editor (seen in video) and modify the F6-6 cam to your liking and save
- have fun!

Only downside is that the RHM button only opens the current "F6 - cam" and you need to press F6 a few times everytime you go on track until you get the rear view.

It's a really short explanation, if you need further help just ask.

 

[JoelGL]

Hey man,
I needed a bit of time to find a solution. Here it is:
- Video: LINK (really exaggerated!)
What you need:
- Real Head Motion: LINK
- bind look back button in "look options", this uses the F6-6 cam!
- enable Dev apps
- go on track, open the camera editor (seen in video) and modify the F6-6 cam to your liking and save
- have fun!

Only downside is that the RHM button only opens the current "F6 - cam" and you need to press F6 a few times everytime you go on track until you get the rear view.

It's a really short explanation, if you need further help just ask.

To add to this.... I believe you'd have to do this every time you enter a track. It used to be like this, ever since the time the solution was introduced, unless it's been fixed already.

 

[Rob Fitness]

sounds intense lol, thanks for the solution. i will have a look into in the upcoming days

 

[RasmusP]

To add to this.... I believe you'd have to do this every time you enter a track. It used to be like this, ever since the time the solution was introduced, unless it's been fixed already.

I have to admit I didn't test it... Now I did and yes, the camera settings won't save That's a shame...