Cameras Ferrari Test Camera 1.4

kelaroost · Oct 23, 2013

Im editing those in red and they all effect the movement.
Those in blue effect each other.

<Parameter name="axisScale" type="vector3" x="-0.016" y="0.11" z="0.003" />
<Parameter name="axisScaleForTilt" type="vector3" x="1.0" y="0.02" z="0.00150" />
<Parameter name="twistScale" type="vector3" x="-0.020" y="0.0" z="0.08" />
<Parameter name="maximumShift" type="scalar" value="1.4" />
<Parameter name="movementSpeed" type="scalar" value="6.2" />
<Parameter name="tiltDistance" type="scalar" value="0.5" />
<Parameter name="smoothing" type="scalar" value="0.915" />
<Parameter name="maxPushBackwardsInMillimetres" type="scalar" value="6.0" />
<Parameter name="maxPushForwardsInMillimetres" type="scalar" value="2.0" />
<Parameter name="maxPushUpInMillimetres" type="scalar" value="+3.2" />
<Parameter name="maxPushDownInMillimetres" type="scalar" value="2.0" />
<Parameter name="maxTiltBackwardsInDegrees" type="scalar" value="2.0" />
<Parameter name="maxTiltForwardsInDegrees" type="scalar" value="1.2" />
<Parameter name="gearChangeTimeInSeconds" type="scalar" value="0.08" />
<Parameter name="pitchLimitInDegrees" type="scalar" value="2.0" />
<Parameter name="smoothingScale0To1" type="scalar" value="0.6" />

<CorneringForces>
<Parameter name="enabled" type="bool" value="true" />
<Parameter name="rollLimitInDegrees" type="scalar" value="7.6" />
<Parameter name="rollSmoothingScale0To1" type="scalar" value="0.28" />
<Parameter name="yawLimitInDegrees" type="scalar" value="16.0" />
<Parameter name="yawSmoothingScale0To1" type="scalar" value="0.040" />
</CorneringForces>

<GearChangeForces>
<Parameter name="enabled" type="bool" value="true" />
<Parameter name="gearChangeTimeInSeconds" type="scalar" value="0.10" />
<Parameter name="maxPushForwardsInMillimetres" type="scalar" value="6.5" />
<Parameter name="maxTiltForwardsInDegrees" type="scalar" value="0.035" />
<Parameter name="snapToLimitSpeed" type="scalar" value="0.50" />
<Parameter name="returnToDefaultSpeed" type="scalar" value="0.2" />
</GearChangeForces>

Its a pain in the ass to be honest.
When you go slow and turn left the right mirror lifts but as you go faster the right mirror drops as you turn left.
Its all about the distance and speed of the movement.
Anyone want help feel free.

What im after is,
As you turn left I want the right mirror to drop but the track to do the exact opposite and twist anti clockwise aswell as look into the apex and lean into the corner with your head.
That's the best I can explain.
The lift dip yaw and bounce is done and the gear change effect is done also,
Pls feel free to drop a comment and voice your opinion on the 2nd cockpit camera.
When its finished I will add it to my main pack on all the cars.

Graham Laing · Oct 23, 2013

I don't understand why this has been released as a mod. To be honest I think it should have been in the WIP thread until finalised.

At least until to the point where you are happy with it. I know it may be a pain to do (get it right), but this is one camera on one car. Are we to expect another 11 betas for each car?

I don't mean to sound nasty, but it does look like a 'get around' of our no WIP thread policy.

Cheers

kelaroost · Oct 23, 2013

Graham Laing said:
I don't understand why this has been released as a mod. To be honest I think it should have been in the WIP thread until finalised.

At least until to the point where you are happy with it. I know it may be a pain to do (get it right), but this is one camera on one car. Are we to expect another 11 betas for each car?

I don't mean to sound nasty, but it does look like a 'get around' of our no WIP thread policy.

Cheers

Well its close to being done now,
This is the hard part

I wanted some feed back from others on here so I can see if im going in the right direction.
the easy part it putting it into the other car packs simple x y z adjustment.
Once this movements done that's all that's required for all the cars.
Once its done it will take no longer than 20 min to add to the other cars and make the known adjustments to the positions.