Subtle-cockpit-cam-1.3

[kelaroost]

New cam with same Subtle cockpit cam but using very low field of view to bring the tires closer to the viewer.
a increase in the view angle to allow for a overview of the front carbon wishbones but keeping the stearing wheel in view.

http://www.freeleacher.webspace.virginmedia.com/1.5.rar


Subtle-cockpit-cam-1.3

 

[kelaroost]

 

[SKIZZY]

Thank you. very nice

 

[kelaroost]

np,
Only way to get this cam is to squash the car by lowering the fov.

 

[Carl Hughes]

I love you angle but will you be adding a static view with HUD?

 

[kelaroost]

I love you angle but will you be adding a static view with HUD?

I can do static, but the hood would be pointless, the info is on the stearing wheel.
You want the kers in the hood like you get on bonnet cam ?

 

[kelaroost]

Been updated, less drop on breaking and less shake

 

[Carl Hughes]

Yeah because with my rig the ingame steering wheel is covered by my real wheel. I've tried every cam out there to find the perfect match. I think this angle may work well.

 

[Támár József]

Hello! Very good job, I like the cameras! Thx! There could not be a solution to the car in the garage sitting around for at least 160 to 180 degrees in order to watch the 2010 game, as he was? Sorry for my bad english!

 

[kelaroost]

Yeah because with my rig the ingame steering wheel is covered by my real wheel. I've tried every cam out there to find the perfect match. I think this angle may work well.

very simple to disable it..

google Fergo BinXML and download.
turn all xml into txt.
download notepad +
In folder where all the txt files are in there own folders in search typ .txt
when they all show , highlight every single one and right click then goto open.
they should all open up then.
push ctrl F then paist in <View type="Head" ident="head-cam"
click on next tab and search, do this for all the open txt files.
once your on line 888 on each scroll down untill you find,

<CorneringForces>
<Parameter name="enabled" type="bool" value="true" />
<Parameter name="rollLimitInDegrees" type="scalar" value="4.9500" />
<Parameter name="rollSmoothingScale0To1" type="scalar" value="0.2500" />
<Parameter name="yawLimitInDegrees" type="scalar" value="12.0000" />
<Parameter name="yawSmoothingScale0To1" type="scalar" value="0.0320" />
</CorneringForces>

where it says enable value = true change it to false

do the same for this line,

<AccelerationForces>
<Parameter name="enabled" type="bool" value="true" />
<Parameter name="pitchLimitInDegrees" type="scalar" value="6.0000" />
<Parameter name="smoothingScale0To1" type="scalar" value="0.0760" />
</AccelerationForces>

where it says enable value = true change it to false

do this for
ident="head-cam then ident="head-cam2 line 995.

save all, then convert them all back to xml using Fergo BinXML ,
Job done..

 

[Leonardo Chaves]

That's perfect, no more driving in the backseat.

 

[Andy_J]

Great cam. Similar to Marks Cams V2 that I currently use. I too would feel it perfect to have the DRS and Kers HUD as an optional view, both static and dynamic and this would be perfect.

Nice job.

 

[Carl Hughes]

Is there a way to create a camera angle that would cut into the nose and only show the wishbones? I ask because I'm thinking of creating an F1 nose for my rig with a projector screen at the end so only need the tyres and suspension showing, a bit like this not not a full cockpit

 

[kelaroost]

Is there a way to create a camera angle that would cut into the nose and only show the wishbones? I ask because I'm thinking of creating an F1 nose for my rig with a projector screen at the end so only need the tyres and suspension showing, a bit like this not not a full cockpit

Yes edit,
<Parameter name="nearPlane" type="scalar" value="0.0380" />
<Parameter name="nearPlane" type="scalar" value="0.6380" /> add .6 to get

it will remove the wheel if you go back far enough

 

[kelaroost]

Great cam. Similar to Marks Cams V2 that I currently use. I too would feel it perfect to have the DRS and Kers HUD as an optional view, both static and dynamic and this would be perfect.

Nice job.

dont think mark set his fov to 37... you cant get this effect without a low fov.
feel free to edit, its only numbers your welcome to edit to your hearts content

 

[Carl Hughes]

Yes edit,
<Parameter name="nearPlane" type="scalar" value="0.0380" />

it will remove the wheel if you go back far enough

Thanks for the help but I have no idea about changing all these values I'd much prefer to leave the creative side to the experts like you and Modmate It would probably take me months and I'd more than likely destroy my PC in the process LOL

 

[kelaroost]

Thanks for the help but I have no idea about changing all these values I'd much prefer to leave the creative side to the experts like you and Modmate It would probably take me months and I'd more than likely destroy my PC in the process LOL

try this for ferrari,
temp link now gone

 

[Carl Hughes]

The image above looks really good, I'll get the test file now but I'll have to try it later as I'm not at home. Thanks for helping out

 

[Carl Hughes]

I will definatly need the hud onscreen now

 

[Carl Hughes]

Tried the cam buddy, seems maybe a little high as if the driver is really tall, or that could be because I haven't got the nose yet so the screen is still really close to my steering wheel