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(0006415)
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Qent
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2013-06-11 02:14
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How about a combination of
sv_nofov - true/false, to disable FOV changes entirely,
sv_minfov - [5, 90], farthest that players can zoom in, and
sv_maxfov - [90, 179], farthest that players can zoom out? |
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Why are your bounds based on 90 and not on the fov currently set by the server since sv_nofov is server controlled setting?
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(0006422)
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Frits
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2013-06-11 08:18
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Because sv_nofov 1 restricts your fov to 90 and 0 is unrestricted.
While Qent's idea is good it still allows servers to completely disable fov which still remove some degree of player customization.
I'd like to be able to use a slightly higher fov and not have it swap around when I change servers with different settings.
That would be annoying and pointless from my view. |
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(0006423)
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Qent
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2013-06-11 14:41
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Why are your bounds based on 90 and not on the fov currently set by the server since sv_nofov is server controlled setting? Does this actually work? How do you do it? Anyway, the thinking was that fov 90 should always be allowed, no matter the server settings.
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While Qent's idea is good it still allows servers to completely disable fov which still remove some degree of player customization. Disabling FOV changes completely is a feature which needs to stay, IMHO. It is an already-existing feature that helps keep the vanilla feel for OS duels and the like. |
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(0006424)
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Frits
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2013-06-11 16:53
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FOV is hardly a standard for OS duels. It's a preference just like lighting, sprite rotation or openGL is. A bit more flexibility in FOV isn't game breaking. |
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(0006425)
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Konar6
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2013-06-11 17:33
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FOV 90 is standard. I think the FOV setting is good as it is - a server option. |
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