Need Help

[ual1161]

First of all,I bought A10c thru steam and my version shows 1.1.0.0. , I downloaded the first patch in the list which is 1.1.0.6 and it told me I need 1.1.0.5 but the rest of the patches are nowhere to be found.

Also, in cockpit my hud readings are very small, so when I lean in with track IR5 they stay real small and are way out in front of the aircraft. How do I correct these problems?

 

Ray

[EtherealN]

Actually, it shows 1.1.0, not 1.1.0.0.

 

Steam version is 1.1.0.7. .8 should be deployed soon (Valve middle-man) and auto-updated through normal Steam means.

 

Regarding HUD readings, a HUD is collimated to infinity. "Leaning close" will not make anything look bigger. Real-world function. (Basically, the HUD isn't a "display", but rather a very intricate optical setup that ensures a very specific display vis a vis the outside world irregardless of head position.)

[hassata]

Rather than lean in, trying zooming in as needed. Its to keys at the top of the keypad (/ and * ?).

[ual1161]

Thanks for the rplies

 

Thanks for the help.Yes I know how a HUD operates as I am an aviation electrician on atack helos in the ARMY, but with track IR5 the hud is displaying way out in front of the aircraft not on the HUD repeater. Maybe I should have explained my problem in more depth.

 

 

Ray

[bluepilot76]

Hi Ray, I use TIR5 too, annoyingly just after unpausing at the start the view zooms out a bit, I always zoom in a bit until the HUD Is comfortable to read. You might need to shuffle around a bit so that it doesn't get hidden by bits of the HUD framework. It is the slow zoom buttons you need to use. Or I think you can press num pad enter for a the default zoom which is quite good

 

I have noticed that if I lean right over you can tell that the HUD symbology is not actually on the HUD glass, I guess some things r impractical to simulate.

 

I thought the cockpit felt odd to begin with, I was always mssing with the zoom, and moving my head around, after a while it feels totally natural though.