Frozen windshild effect.... why o why FD?
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Surely it's frozen condensation from inside the cabin?
Did you actualy seen the old one? But probably not because you asking this.
But water is on form of vapour inside the canopy, that is why ice is forming on the inside of the windshield.
Condensation forms between the cold of space and the warmth of the cockpit and freezes on the windshield.
I wish my windshield frost was as mambypamby as the first shot IRL. I carry three extra scrapers in case two of them die on me.
Of course it is.
If I'm freezing on the inside I want a refund on life support and compensation for all the woolly jumpers I have to wear!
http://elitenews24.com/news/an-incredible-must-see-elite-dangerous-smuggling-adventure/
Here you can see old effect on the screenshot and in video.
Here you can see old effect on the screenshot and in video.
I've never gotten my temperatures down below 50, what are you guys doing? I would have to add that I don't really like the pixelated grease that is on the top of the Sidewinder's cabin. Haven't noticed it in the Cobra, or the Hauler (although the Hauler doesn't even have a top-end glass viewing port anyways).
If the dirt and grime effect wasn't so pixelated then it wouldn't be so bad, but I just built a new mid-range gaming rig and am running E
on Ultra.
Edit: Now that I think about it, I have another gripe about the UI inside ships. This doesn't effect my Cobra too much, but in the Hauler I could barely read the diagnostics when a star was shining down into the cabin due to the hologram's orange color. I think there is a program out there that changes this, does anyone know what it's called?
If the dirt and grime effect wasn't so pixelated then it wouldn't be so bad, but I just built a new mid-range gaming rig and am running E
on Ultra.Edit: Now that I think about it, I have another gripe about the UI inside ships. This doesn't effect my Cobra too much, but in the Hauler I could barely read the diagnostics when a star was shining down into the cabin due to the hologram's orange color. I think there is a program out there that changes this, does anyone know what it's called?
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No the entire frozen effect is anyway, Although it looked cool.
There is no excuse for it, To the people that say it is FROZEN MOISTURE from the INSIDE of the cockpit, I do NOT want to be on the inside of that ship! No ship would allow the cabin to run sub zero. LOL.
There is no excuse for it, To the people that say it is FROZEN MOISTURE from the INSIDE of the cockpit, I do NOT want to be on the inside of that ship! No ship would allow the cabin to run sub zero. LOL.
In the name of god.....Please any developer can explain why FD changed this cool frozen windshil effect in this cartoonish effect what we have now?
Why change something what was prety cool already.
Sorry DEVS .... but i dont get it.
So but this one.... I request: "Please bring old frozen visual affect back"
Feel free to add your voice fellow commanders if you feel de same.
Got any before and after screen shots old fella?
Yeah so much this.
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look in video link above ( new is on the first page)
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Slavery, it gets S@#t done!
Read up on the use of 'Silent Running'. It drops/hides energy use to keep you off the radar. You can increase it's effectiveness by manually shutting down systems. This is a pilot choice, but if you are in a type 7 with a full cargo of slaves, the one thing you can't afford is to be scanned! ;P
Humans are walking liquid bags, your breath alone contains a lot of water.
I'd be glad to get rid of the constantly dirty glass in the cockpit. You'd think if they have the tech to travel at FTL speeds, build a galactic news net, etc... that someone would have figured out how to engineer a windshield defroster by now. Hell, I'd pay some transient down on his luck trader to come over with his little bottle of Windex and clean the glass while I'm in the bay unloading cargo.