@JvitmaVery easy, and simple. 2 in game = 1° fov.
0 = 18°, 100 = 68°
e.g. If you need 38° fov, then you need 40 in game.
If you need 46° fov, then you need 56 in game.
https://dinex86.github.io/FOV-Calculator/ VFov what you need!
@JvitmaVery easy, and simple. 2 in game = 1° fov.
0 = 18°, 100 = 68°
e.g. If you need 38° fov, then you need 40 in game.
If you need 46° fov, then you need 56 in game.
https://dinex86.github.io/FOV-Calculator/ VFov what you need!
@RobbyJr24 wrote:@JvitmaVery easy, and simple. 2 in game = 1° fov.
0 = 18°, 100 = 68°
e.g. If you need 38° fov, then you need 40 in game.
If you need 46° fov, then you need 56 in game.
https://dinex86.github.io/FOV-Calculator/ VFov what you need!
So the formula is (your_needed_fov_in_degrees - 18) x 2 = number_you_must_set_in_game
What a weird way of implementing it. Can we just set the value in degrees please, EA?
Hi, this fov is for hfov, but what's the solution for hfov? please
I don't think this is correct. I use 32 deg vfov, which the calculator says is 29 for EA WRC. Visually compared to other games, that is way too high. Somewhere around 15 is more right.
I think you have to remove 15% or 20% to have a correct rendering and comparable to other simulations, for example my calculated FOV is 40° vertical, if I play at 34°, or 32 in the game's FOV slider, it seems realistic to me
