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[SAS~Storebror]

By the way: Where exactly did you get that underwater ship part from in order to edit it into the image?

Best regards - Mike

[Atoka220]

Due to the bug, we can see everything under the landscape, that are modelled under it. For example ships, sunken ships, but you can't see plane parts, bombs, torpedoes, submarines, cause they are not modelled. So that's the whole ship model in the game.
Under the landscape, it's blue like the sky, and looks like everything is floating in the air, so i have to after edit the screen.
I know, I'm crap at explaining, with my gammar, so I'll post some unedited shots, if i get home x)

Regards

[SAS~Storebror]

Hi folks,

New Version 1.01 of this mod has been released in first post.
This version implements a new "Pilot view follows camera" mode for even nicer screenshots.

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Additionally, both in "standard" and "modded" camera mode, you can toggle
a "pilot view follows camera" mode with your caps lock key.
When caps lock is engaged, the view of the pilot who's plane you're
currently watching will follow your camera, so he'll always be looking
straight in your direction (without breaking his neck of course lol :P )
Best regards - Mike

[taskf53]

Excellent the caps lock (for me lock F4) work even in pause.Stunning.

Thank you very much.

[Alfie Noakes]

+1

Yes, many thanks for this Mike.....it's enormous fun 
CapLock is hilarious...the pilots will end up smiling for the cameras more than using their gun sights   

Cheers

Alfie 

[BOYAN]

Amazing idea, thank you mr. Storebror! I`ve been meaning to ask you, would you be willing to implement a camera that is fixed to the aircraft, ship or object in motion? Like putting a bunch of Go Pro cameras on an airplane....

The old Pat mod has that feature, but doesn`t work in later jets environment.

[SAS~Storebror]

Sounds worth considering for a future update.

For the moment, I've added a demonstration video for the "pilot view follows camera" mode to the first post.

Best regards - Mike

[bomberkiller]

After (near) 15 years waiting for this screenshot-option...

...P-38J and Mr. Neil Young in my 4.10 & DBW:





Mike, thank you very much! Wünderbaaar!   

Best regards, Gerhard 

[max_thehitman]

SUPERB new upgrade! Now I can finally have my pilot-skin models smile at
the camera for me.
Angelina Jolie will always look sexy for the camera... and Winston Churchill too ! 

THANK You Mike!

[SAS~Storebror]

would you be willing to implement a camera that is fixed to the aircraft, ship or object in motion? Like putting a bunch of Go Pro cameras on an airplane
(...)
The old Pat mod has that feature, but doesn`t work in later jets environment.

Just got back to this after having started to implement this feature on my flight to Mexico (yes, modding is also possible in the air).
I can already tell that it will be implemented in the next update, version 1.02.
It's working fine here but I need to test it a little more.
In contrast to the Pat mod implementation, this one will be as little intrusive to the base game as this camera mod has always been, which means it's supposed to work with any base game version by just dropping this mod in, as long as no other conflicting mods (most popular: Visual MOD) are being used.
Stay tuned.

Best regards - Mike

[bomberkiller]

Hello Mike,

I want to test v.1.02 too in my old 4.10.1 & DBW & UV3 (107 GB). 

Best regards, Gerhard 

[SAS~Storebror]

New version 1.02 is up in first post.

New feature:

(...), since version 1.02 of this mod, you can also use a "go pro" camera view mode, where the camera is placed at specific spots of your airplane, moving with it.
There's up to 9 positions available, depending on the airplane you're looking at.
To use the "go pro" mode, just hit the "follow view" key (default: F8) multiple times.

Changelog for this version:

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1.02: "Go Pro" mode implemented, directional vector translation bugs fixed
"Go Pro" mode demo video:


Best regards - Mike