Feel free to set the scalar value to zero to disable this feature if you find it uncomfortable. The INI has settings to adjust the strength and speed of the zoom.
I think this plays pretty comfortably to give you some scope magnification but i'm open to feedback here. I was finally able to figure out where in the game binary each eye's FOV is calculated and have managed to intercept this to adjust the FOV to simulate the same type of zoom the base game does for scope magnification. So all you have to do is put the cross hair on the target and shoot! So now even if your eye isn't perfectly aligned with the center of the scope the crosshair of the scope should stay aligned with where your barrel is pointing.
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In this mod I take the line connecting your eye to the scope with a line extending out from the barrel to do a similar projection. In the real work collimated sights work by projecting the same image regardless of where your eye is aligned so that the cross hair will appear locked to a particular point out in space even if you move your head around the scope sight. Unfortunately in VR your eye is not always aligned with the crosshair that's just statically placed in the scope. Since the flat version of the game's camera and the crosshairs of the scope are always perfectly aligned where ever you put your crosshair is where the the gun will fire I have managed to fix all of these issues in C++ so now all of the See Through Scopes scopes work great. Sights would black out during reload and firing animations.Sights were not collimated (see explanation of collimated sights below).See Through Scopes had some major issues with being usable in the VR version of the game: I was inspired to build a F4SE DLL to improve upon that mod and make more compatible their scope assets with the VR version of the game.
The flat version of Fallout 4 has an excellent mod See Through Scopes. One of the worst features is that scopes black out the screen and take you to a simple projection that kills all immersion. Gunplay in the vanilla VR game is pretty lame. Please report any bugs and expect frequent updates!
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Once they have done this for the whole document they save this as vs 2. They then go through each of the amendments/ comments and either accept or reject them.When they get vs 1 back with suggested amendments and comments from John Smith, the bid manager saves this version as vs 1 with JS comments.to John Smith) they switch the Track Changes feature of Word on and give the document a version number (e.g. When they send a send out a document for comment/ amendments (e.g.The bid manager nearly always has control of the master version, unless they temporarily pass it to someone else, in which case they are very clear about this.It gives you an audit trail – so you can quickly find missing materialĪt Silverlock we use a simple version control system.It ensures clear editorial control on all content.Once you involve other people in the bid writing process, having good version control becomes important for the following reasons: If you are writing a bid on your own, with no other help, then you can probably ignore version control.
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