Headdirection based wind indication #1980
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Great job, this should be perfect. Only thing I can think of is that someone with TrackIR might want to try this, it might effect you differently with freelook always on. |
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@PabstMirror I tried with TrackIR with the ACE Test Mission and it worked just fine. |
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👍 This is why CBA is so handy |
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Intruding, but is there set head direction function as well? |
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Not possible @jonpas |
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Thought so, I guess this concludes my search for it(cfgMoves better get ready for me lol), thanks @SilentSpike |
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Headdirection based wind indication
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Replaced direction detection with
CBA_fnc_headDirto calculate the indicator direction off of the head direction instead of the player direction.This solves #1892.