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Member since Aug-29-03 · 20 posts

Where do I have to go if I want to change the amount of degree so that I can turn my head toward the inside of the cab when it's stiking out of the window

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Member since Apr-8-03 · 608 posts

RE: turning the head more

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LAST EDITED ON Dec-30-03 AT 05:07 PM (EST)

Drive:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Train Simulator\Global\camcfg.datOpen the file in wordpad, search for HeadOutCam. There should be a line that has three numbers. If you want 360 degrees up/down and left/right, change the first two numbers to 360, a full circle. And pressing 8 when in the default headout view makes it look closer into the cab. Right mousing and moving the mouse in a direction will get the camera aimed where you put the mouse. It's the fastest way of moving in the circle the headout view lets you do.Turning the head more – image 2
Turning the head more – image 3This is what I did to get these shots!Go ahead and PM me if it doesn't work, I'll send you mine. Back up yours first!


Robert

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