Unfortunately I just can't stand the wrong windshield depiction/modeling in RA's Duke, silly me :(, but it's very wrong compared to EVERYTHING else in their aircraft.

Dirk.

 

How is it wrong?  Have you emailed Rob at RealAir?

How is it wrong?  Have you emailed Rob at RealAir?

 

It's in the visual model, it would be too much work to change I guess, just doesn't look right to me, and perhaps only me on these boards. Here:

 

 

 

It's in the visual model, it would be too much work to change I guess, just doesn't look right to me, and perhaps only me on these boards. Here:

 

I'll take a look.  Nice vid.  But, that camera looks like it has some fisheye effect from being zoomed out.

So it's wrong (in your opinion) because you watched a video with a wide angle lens?

 

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:rolleyes:

So it's wrong (in your opinion) because you watched a video with a wide angle lens?

 

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:rolleyes:

 

 

Take your time watching the photos then, google is at your service  :smile:

 

Nevertheless the aspect of the windshield is still modeled very wrong to my eye. Btw, same applies to PMDG737NGX, but at least I read that was a compromise for their HUD modeling. As I said, I seriously don't like it, visually, but again it's lowly me, so feel free to enjoy whatever you like, Ryan.

 

Dirk.

 

PS: The dashboard looks spot on in the video with a wide angle lens 

 

 

Nevertheless the aspect of the windshield is still modeled very wrong to my eye.

 

I've been studying this.  There do seem to be some differences, though, I can't say they're big in my own mind.  I'm trying to take out the fact that the camera is zoomed out and on the left side of his head.  Appears that, perhaps, the beam on the left side is less thick and not as curved in the RA aircraft.  Part of me wants to be thankful for that since my head movement isn't as fluid as the guy in the vid.  It'd be nice if there were less light in the cabin but, I guess, if I got that someone would complain about it being too dark.  Everybody's different.