I recommend using FOV between 85° and 100°
WRC 9 FOV CALCULATOR HOW TO
You can set FOV how you prefer, just use any of these two for calculators so you will know how to set values: Two first values will increase FOV from claustrophobic 70° to nice 90°. While we are here you may as well turn off smoothing and acceleration, find mouseSmoothing and mouseAcceleration, set both to 0 (mouseSmoothing=0 mouseAcceleration=0 ).Find fovLeft and set it to 1.83 (fovLeft=1.83 ).Find fovTop and set it to 1.03 (fovTop=1.03 ).Basically it's so things in the game look the same size as they would in real life, allowing you to judge distances better.
Why do this Watch this video by Empty Box for an explanation. Also it would be helpful to see a value that makes 100 clear what is internally used. Enter those values in the side input fields, and youll get the angle calculated.
Calculating speed and distance is impossible with a correct FOV setting. You just need to measure the distance from top of monitor and bottom of monitor to your eye position, and also measure the height (vertically, not diagonally) of your monitor, since rFactor uses vertical FOV. Dirt Rally 2.0 has a 10 click slider, RBR has a decimal number, WRC has a 40 click slider etc. When we used the triangle method the linear FOV in both cases is 122.09707m. Arma3Profile with text editor of your choice (I recommend notepad++) A super simple way to calculate the mathematically accurate field of view (FoV) for your racing simulator, based on monitor size and viewing distance. Again the same issue as in WRC9, there is no proper FOV setting possible on a 32:9 49' screen, as it would be necessary to go below -20. Different games have different numbers representing FoV. FOV 7 ° h 1000m to calculate the arc length we just need a simple equation: Results When we look at the results we can see that there are some differences between calculation methods.
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