Can't find it again: What caused the "Cockpit View Shake" in the Hs 129 ?

[Wolfram-Harms]

Well, title says it all...

[LukeFF]

Look in the manual.

Edited April 22, 2018 by LukeFF

[ruby_monkey]

Do you mean the A-20B? The only problem I've had with the Hs-129 is that it isn't ground-proof, and that's been solely a dumb user error.

[[CPT]milopugdog]

Is the pilot head shake what you're after?

It'll be in your Camera settings, and can be activated by checking the box labeled "Cinematic Mode".

 

This'll also turn on motion blur.

[US63_SpadLivesMatter]

A20 is your cowls.  HS129 is ground fire.

[Wolfram-Harms]

1 hour ago, [CPT]milopugdog said:

Is the pilot head shake what you're after?

It'll be in your Camera settings, and can be activated by checking the box labeled "Cinematic Mode".

 

Thanks for that hint, milo, I'll check out what I can do there.

 

2 minutes ago, hrafnkolbrandr said:

A20 is your cowls.  HS129 is ground fire.

 

Ah, you are right - what I had in the very back of my memory was about the A-20's shaking.
So - what was that what I saw yesterday?

Flew the Henschel for the first time. Forward view was alright. But when I looked left or right, I had a strong shaking/trembling view.

Does nobody else have that?

[F/JG300_Gruber]

Are you using a head tracking device of some kind ?

[Wolfram-Harms]

Yes, I use TrackIR 4, with TrackIR 5 software. I only have the shaking in the Henschel sideways view - no other planes.

 

 

Edited April 24, 2018 by Wolfram-Harms