ZeosPantera
The proper horizon setup is subjective to the hardware environment. If you have a PC for work that you occasionally race on then posture for typing and such should be priority. If you mainly use the PC for sim racing then the hardware should be re-arranged to best cope with being a proper simulator.
My hope is rFactor2 has the proper options to set all these type of view setting up and have it stick through all the mods. Editing individual Cam files for FOV below 35 and OrrientationOffset angles can get annoying.
Here's an interesting example of close but no cigar.
The monitors would need to be lowered into the shell of the car a bit so that the two dashboards line up. Not terrible but I would still stand there staring at it saying.. "its wrong, please give me a saw and a few hours.. GET OUT!"
My hope is rFactor2 has the proper options to set all these type of view setting up and have it stick through all the mods. Editing individual Cam files for FOV below 35 and OrrientationOffset angles can get annoying.
Here's an interesting example of close but no cigar.
The monitors would need to be lowered into the shell of the car a bit so that the two dashboards line up. Not terrible but I would still stand there staring at it saying.. "its wrong, please give me a saw and a few hours.. GET OUT!"
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