I did a quick test on my monitor 1920x1080 with my in game VR setting and I
spotted most of them.
Now this is the important part they are moving I did not pause the game. As
movement helps gives them away, also the knack is not to just looking for a
black dot. If you look at one of the aircraft in the mission you can see it
goes from black to a sparkley (reflective) to black again and a mixture of both.
It comes down to the old methods of shape, shine, shadow, silhouette, movement,
etc. Anything that attracts the eyes as you are looking is always worth
spending more time looking at.
I know you are going to say you know all about the above, but I use it and it
works for me, and my eye sight is poor ;).
Colin
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On 20 Nov 2019, at 13:21, klem56 (Redacted sender klem56 for DMARC)
<dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Cina/Guys,
I have set my graphics to exactly what Cina uses. It doesn't seem to help at
all. I used the attached mission in which there are Spitfires from 3km to
10km at 1km intervals in front ranging from 10 o'clock (3km) through to 1
o'clock (10km). I start the mission and leave it on autopilot. I look around
immediately and the only one I can see is 3km away at about 9:30 o'clock. It
is a very small dot just a few pixels (I've attached a jpg of it). If I zoom
in I can just see the one at about 10:30, 4km away. btw Speed should be
200mph.
In the attached screenshot I have circled the 3km a/c. Cina I'd be grateful
if you could run the mission and send me a screenshot of what you see,
especially in the 9 through 12 o'clock view.
Thanks guys,
klem
