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05-31-2009, 11:43 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2008
 CanadaLocation: St. Catharines, ON
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Re: Solution to viewing outside scope while scoped in.
I'd rather that the scope take up 60% in both directions when it's zoomed in, though. And maybe only occupy 20/30 % when it's not. That way you'd have much more peripheral vision, which is what really adds to the suggestion imo.
Nice animation, though. I still couldn't figure out how to edit how long each pic lasted 
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05-31-2009, 11:47 PM
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#32 |
 Join Date: Apr 2008
 United States of AmericaLocation: Minnesota
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Re: Solution to viewing outside scope while scoped in.
If the optic occupies only 36% of the screen while under 4x zoom, how would you be able to see the reticle? 60% of the screen would also be zoomed in, crystal clear, for the user to take advantage of. I think that is too much.
And I just added a bunch of extra layers. ~7 of the first frame and ~7 of the last frame, each one 60ms. |
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