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Title: how to use the cinematic camera mode on sse
Post by: WightRyder on August 23, 2011, 13:16:18

i have all updates and i am trying to look ant different ways of looking at ships when docking. this can be done with cinematic view but i dont no how to use it ??

Title: Re: how to use the cinematic camera mode on sse
Post by: The Ferry Man on August 23, 2011, 13:58:24

I find the cinematic mode is quite hard to use, I just keep clicking until something happens...  :doh:

Developers: It was much better when you had the guiding lines...  ;)

Title: Re: how to use the cinematic camera mode on sse
Post by: WightRyder on August 23, 2011, 14:00:02

ok thanks

Title: Re: how to use the cinematic camera mode on sse
Post by: Denis on August 23, 2011, 14:16:15

Hi,

please check this thread :
http://80.95.161.114/shipsim/forum/index.php/topic,23516.0.html

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The main new feature is the cinematic camera. This one is only available through the in game interface (no keyboard shortcut). Click on the camera icon (bottom right corner of your screen), then on the lowest camera button (showing a 16mm camera).
Click on the icon, then choose the position of the camera. Left click to validate the position. Then you have to move your mouse forward or backward to set the camera height. When the camera axis is green, it's okay, when it's red, you're not allowed to choose this position. Once the camera is created, you still can rotate and zoom it with your mouse, but if you switch to another view, you'll have to recreate the cinematic camera. This new camera allows you very nice (and new) points of view, examples !

Oh and, BTW, when you have a question like this, please use the "search" tools of the forum .... The above thread is the first result when you search for "cinematic" on the forum ... ;-)

Title: Re: how to use the cinematic camera mode on sse
Post by: The Ferry Man on August 23, 2011, 15:58:17

The axis has disappeared though... :/