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This mod is designed to increase the FOV (Field Of View) when you are in ironsight mode. This mod is for players who already use the "FOV Switcher" mod to increase the FOV, but think that the FOV in ironsight is too narrow. There are two versions of the mod : one version if you use the mod "Ironsight align 1.1" (you should), and another version if you don't use the mod "Ironsight align 1.1".
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This one works great, but other two FOV mods doesn't work at all. Right before the game loads it crashes.
I'm using bug fixes (ZRP for Shoc and SRP for CS), then Shaders MAX and CromCruac textures.
Sorry, the FOV mod for Clear Sky was useless and obsolete, I uploaded it by mistake. In fact with the Sky Reclamation Project, you don't need a mod anymore for the FOV in ironsight. If you select the option "Alternative ballistics" when installing SRP, the FOV in ironsight will be perfect.
For Shadow of Chernobyl, I will check it this weekend.
Thanks! That works perfectly!
Originally I don't want to use it since I want to experience the Vanilla fights, but its better with both of those things.
I just tested my FOV mod for Shadow of Chernobyl, with patch 1.0005 and 10006, and the ZRP 1.07 R5. Everything works well on my PC.
I don't think your crashes come from Shaders MAX or CromCruac textures, because the only files my FOV mod modifies are the config weapons files. Maybe you are using a mod which modifies the ballistic, in this case it is normal that your game crashes. Otherwise, I don't see the source of your crashes.
Unfortunately, it doesn't work. I'm sure that CromCruac textures or Kingo64 Shaders doesn't affect this, because without it works everything without a problem.
Maybe I edit something in ZRP, but I don't remember (and I don't find anything similar to that) that there would be an option to change ballistics.
This remove zoom while aiming guns iron sights?
If you play with the default FOV (55°), yes this addon will remove zoom in ironsight, but if you play with a larger FOV (by using the "FOV switcher" mod), my addon won't remove zoom, it will just reduce zoom a little bit to make it more comfortable in gunfights.
I play with a FOV of 83° and I think that the default zoom in ironsight is way too narrow, that's why I made this addon.
What is the calculation you implemented for figuring out the right FOV in ironsights - or is it an arbitrary number?