Prepar3d Camera Shake

[AJLedbetter123 0]

Morning All,

 

It's unreal how new I am to P3D  - I've ran into something that I'm not too keen on, basically when rolling down the runway there seems to be some kind of 'internal' camera shake which in some aircraft seems to be rather extreme where It's just beyond anything..

 

Is this something that can be disabled or tweaked?

 

[Peter Webber 339]

Can't help you with your topic, but great quote.....

[hesynergy 67]

As far as I know, without employing cameras like opus FSX or EXDOK or the like, cockpit shaking is usually a function of a camera.

 

What camera software do you have?

 

Chaz

[AJLedbetter123 0]

Nothing installed at all, it's all default when it comes to the camera work.

[hesynergy 67]

Can you take a video and show us?

 

Regards,

Chas

[AJLedbetter123 0]

I'll try get one later this evening, it's basically like having Ezdok on (Which I don't have installed)

[TrafficPilot 121]

What aircraft does this happen in? Specific or all of them?

[AJLedbetter123 0]

Mainly all of them but more noticeable in the Airbus X A318

[AJLedbetter123 0]

Resolved it! It was down to OpusFSX and it's own DHM!

 

Didn't even notice I had it seen as it's the same from FSX and it wasn't causing problems before!

[scottsware 69]

Just an observation from an Airbus pilot. It's amazing how rough it can get on takeoff. Not just the Airbus but 737 as well. I used to think the shaking in flight sim was excessive but I focused on the glare shield during takeoff and was amazed to see how much it matched up with the simulation.

 

This is true for many aspects of swimming. Things look fake until I really look at it in real life.

[hesynergy 67]

Just an observation from an Airbus pilot. It's amazing how rough it can get on takeoff. Not just the Airbus but 737 as well. I used to think the shaking in flight sim was excessive but I focused on the glare shield during takeoff and was amazed to see how much it matched up with the simulation.

This is true for many aspects of swimming. Things look fake until I really look at it in real life.

Per his profile, Scott this is a real world air bus driver!!!… So it's naturally gratifying to see him validate our sim! And tangentially OpusFSX!

 

Chas

[Richard Sennett 2,499]

Just an observation from an Airbus pilot. It's amazing how rough it can get on takeoff. Not just the Airbus but 737 as well. I used to think the shaking in flight sim was excessive but I focused on the glare shield during takeoff and was amazed to see how much it matched up with the simulation.

 

This is true for many aspects of swimming. Things look fake until I really look at it in real life.

 

Great post

[scottsware 69]

 

 

This is true for many aspects of swimming.

Auto-correct got the best of me, simming not swimming. :rolleyes:

[hesynergy 67]

Auto-correct got the best of me, simming not swimming. :rolleyes:

Lafffffinnnn....here I was thinking okay here is a very intelligent and cogent and methodical thinker and then I saw swimming and I had to say , "Ahhhhhhwellll, well ...none of us are 100% sane".

 

chas

[TrafficPilot 121]

 

 

but I focused on the glare shield during takeoff and was amazed to see how much it matched up with the simulation.

 

Understood - the problem I had with Opus was that it continued to shake when airborne regardless of weather conditions. Which is why I switched to ASN. More realistic when it comes to bumps, rattles and rolls