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HagarTheHorrible
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I think the headrest boundary is too close to the head. I get constant bump noises when looking left, 70-80 deg, sometimes right, but if I lean forward slightly then the issue is resolved.

 

It would be super interesting to know how the boundaries are set and defined.

=IL2AU=chappyj
Posted

The sound needs to be removed completely

It actually breaks the immersion currently in all the air frames I've tried

1./KG4_Blackwolf
Posted

Jason has said they worked the boundaries out as far as they could. I get the same bump noises too. It would be nice if they had a setting to just turn the bump noise off but keep the limitations where they are (because they can't go out anymore). 

=IL2AU=chappyj
Posted (edited)

the limitations are actually more restrictive than track ir and IRL. The collider seems to be based on a point on the front of the HMD. ... ie about 4-6 inches further out than your virtual forehead. Its actually a disadvantage right now.  and yeah quite frankly the perception of some unnatural advantage by walking outside your aircraft is... well... overblown. Try flying a fighter while leaning out far enough to actually see anything useful.. its a self defeating action.

Edited by =WFPK=chappyj
HagarTheHorrible
Posted

the limitations are actually more restrictive than track ir and IRL. The collider seems to be based on a point on the front of the HMD. ... ie about 4-6 inches further out than your virtual forehead. Its actually a disadvantage right now.  and yeah quite frankly the perception of some unnatural advantage by walking outside your aircraft is... well... overblown. Try flying a fighter while leaning out far enough to actually see anything useful.. its a self defeating action.

I agree that the perceived advantage from being able to pop your head outside the canopy is a little (actually a lot) over egged. For me it's more the immersion breaker of having my view half in, half out of the canopy as I rapidly look around, left to right and back again.

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