ARMSTRONG
God of the Space
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Hi to everyone and sorry for my english. I would like to know if someone can give me info about the best way to put the FoV to the most realistic grades.
Actually I usually put it in 60º because theorically I think that we can say that each eye have more or less 30º of view. And well 30º plus 30º make me put 60º.
However, I just to read "Lost Moon" and I've read something that called my atention. In some page, (page 318), is descrived that the Moon, around 74.000 Km of distance, can enter more or less in the left triangle window from the Lunar Module. But with a FoV of 60º this is hard to see at the simulation.
I know that all this is silly, but I really want an accurated simulation and I would like to know if someone can indicate me a better and more realistic FoV than 60º.
Probably I could change the FoV at 74.000km of distance from the Moon to reach the description. Yes is true, but I would like to know details about the FoV from other points of view, and only if is possible, I would like to know if the "Lost Moon" info is correct.
Actually I use NASSP 6 and I would prepare all for NASSP 7 for the best experience. Because Orbiter, to me, represent, all I can to do to go to the Moon in this life with the Saturn V and the Apollo.
By the way, some user that I met of the Beta NASSP 7 said me some time ago that some times, the Checklist of the Beta NASSP 7 indicates some FoV configurations. I know this. For that reason my question speaks about what could be the best FoV configuration when you are not working in some Checklist. The best configuration when, for example, you are in your seat, eating chocolate and seeing the Moon through the window, close to that window, but not so close to it to be working front of the controls. ^^
I repeat sorry for my english, and be patience with me. I know that this question sound silly, but I really want to be there all that I can. Thanks for your time and have fun with Orbiter.
Actually I usually put it in 60º because theorically I think that we can say that each eye have more or less 30º of view. And well 30º plus 30º make me put 60º.
However, I just to read "Lost Moon" and I've read something that called my atention. In some page, (page 318), is descrived that the Moon, around 74.000 Km of distance, can enter more or less in the left triangle window from the Lunar Module. But with a FoV of 60º this is hard to see at the simulation.
I know that all this is silly, but I really want an accurated simulation and I would like to know if someone can indicate me a better and more realistic FoV than 60º.
Probably I could change the FoV at 74.000km of distance from the Moon to reach the description. Yes is true, but I would like to know details about the FoV from other points of view, and only if is possible, I would like to know if the "Lost Moon" info is correct.
Actually I use NASSP 6 and I would prepare all for NASSP 7 for the best experience. Because Orbiter, to me, represent, all I can to do to go to the Moon in this life with the Saturn V and the Apollo.
By the way, some user that I met of the Beta NASSP 7 said me some time ago that some times, the Checklist of the Beta NASSP 7 indicates some FoV configurations. I know this. For that reason my question speaks about what could be the best FoV configuration when you are not working in some Checklist. The best configuration when, for example, you are in your seat, eating chocolate and seeing the Moon through the window, close to that window, but not so close to it to be working front of the controls. ^^
I repeat sorry for my english, and be patience with me. I know that this question sound silly, but I really want to be there all that I can. Thanks for your time and have fun with Orbiter.
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