18.08.2010, 03:30
Small addition to my previous post. If you want to check the accuracy of your reticles, here is a simple tool to help:
http://www.filefront.com/17212066/Reticle_cal.zip
To use it you have to add the included mesh in your aircraft hier.him file (as per provided example).
It places a 30m x 30m square in front of your aircraft at a distance of 300m. The pattern represents squares of 100 mil, 70 mil and 50 mil, as per definition of this unit of angle.
The pattern is oriented correctly for P-47 and offset vertically up by 0.9, what is more or less a typical viewpoint location in an aircraft.
If you see it on a side rather than in front, it needs to be rotated by manipulating the orientation matrix parameters.
http://www.filefront.com/17212066/Reticle_cal.zip
To use it you have to add the included mesh in your aircraft hier.him file (as per provided example).
It places a 30m x 30m square in front of your aircraft at a distance of 300m. The pattern represents squares of 100 mil, 70 mil and 50 mil, as per definition of this unit of angle.
The pattern is oriented correctly for P-47 and offset vertically up by 0.9, what is more or less a typical viewpoint location in an aircraft.
If you see it on a side rather than in front, it needs to be rotated by manipulating the orientation matrix parameters.