A.R.S.E.

Not wanting to start a shitfight here but what FOV you chaps running?

I tried the calculators and it looks and feels ridiculous . Any ideas?

Oh FFS.

The noise you can all hear is Duke's erection breaking the sound barrier!

I generally run 130

Default I think, probably not idea... But then again, I don't give a fuck

r8response wrote:Default I think, probably not idea... But then again, I don't give a fuck

Thanks R8 cleared it up nicely

These calculators want you to set it to 30 and shit like that , not that the AI I race against give a rats

richo wrote:

r8response wrote:Default I think, probably not idea... But then again, I don't give a fuck

Thanks R8 cleared it up nicely

These calculators want you to set it to 30 and shit like that , not that the AI I race against give a rats

FNF!!!!!!

richo wrote:

r8response wrote:Default I think, probably not idea... But then again, I don't give a fuck

Thanks R8 cleared it up nicely

These calculators want you to set it to 30 and shit like that , not that the AI I race against give a rats

Perfectly clear english from me.

I never really change the FOV, as it's something I never bother with.

Try 50

I never change mine.......and I steer to the sounds the tyres make......

FOV, all of it!!!

I run about 40.

Sent from my Nexus 5

how i feel when i use the FOV calculators.

What the Holy Fuck is FOV?

OK this is a AC thread and Rod's pic of the leisurely driving position of the above lass has given me a clue. Field of View? Fishbowl type shit?

Flinty will explain it to you and why yours is probably wrong, and give you the mathematical equation for getting it right.

Wayne.....? c'mon, we are waiting... Zzzzzzzzzzzzz

Oh FFS!!!

Richo don't listen to them & make you're own judgement wrt to FOV. For single monitor set-ups it has to be a compromise & I get why some racers can't run a low FOV.
Even for my single screen setup I have to widen the FOV from what is my RealFOV. I honestly can't remember what I run in AC as I haven't been playing it for quite some time.
But if you have triple monitors I feel there is no excuse for not running your RealFOV.

If you want to know more & understand the theory, I'll leave these here for your digestment.

http://www.nogripracing.com/forum/showt ... ?p=1160743

Fired up AC late this arvo, I set mine to 45 from default FOV of 54.
iirc using a RealFOV calculator it says to set it at around 17 which is just ridiculous for single screen but like I said if I had triples it would be ok.
Oh I also adjust my seat position further back to recover some peripheral vision.

iirc Project Immersion is all about sFOV (SuperFOV) which is a true 1:1 recreation, using huge screens (typically using projectors).
I can't remember if that calculator is for tFOV or sFOV. TrueFOV is what should be used for single & multi-monitor setups.
I think they end up pretty much the same in the end but there is subtle differences between them.

FOV comes down to what you like to see when racing.

tFOV & sFOV, thats the first time ive heard of that.

There's also cFOV, oFOV, nbFOV, pgFOV, gFOV, bgFOV, mFOV, eFOV, uFOV, sfFOV

See how many you can guess

Well, I have Rift FOV and while relatively narrow, it is perfectly 1:1.

Yep, the only "true fov" solution is VR