Hello

With other car simulations I'm used to incar view, what only shows the a bit of the dashboard / with gauges and steering wheel is disabled. Also in other sims it's possible to adjust the amount of g-force simulation (camera shaking from bumps etc.) and I like to have the camera 100% steady with the car (gives me much better "feeling" for the car's movements).

In RBR I already have been able to customize the FOV and position of the camera for my liking and disable the virtual steering wheel also, but I haven't been able to find a way to remove or at least adjust the amount of camera movement. RBR is not really that bad but with bumpy gravel roads the dashboard of the car keeps going up and down and this is slightly irritating. In the replay mode the incar camera actually is steady, I would like it to be like this even when driving.

So if anyone knows any way of adjusting or even better removing the camera shaking / g-force movement I would be very thankful for the advice.

Hi PePeFIN,

I don't know if your request is possible... You can ask to "Mrhorsepower" or "Flat-twin" by private message to answer on this forum part

Regards

Okay I just sent private messages for both of them.

Hi,
you should use and customize the second inboard view, I think it doesn't move.

I tried that, but it moves also.

Well, the last solution I see is to use the external view with camhack because i'm sure that some external views have no movement. The problem is that for most of the cars, the internal model in external view is less detailed.
I'll try some things quickly to see if I have a better solution.

I found nothing. The only way is to use camhack which is a good tool. It works fine, look at this video I made :



Another example. Look at 5' in the video.

I already use camhack, mainly just to fix the aspect ratio for 16:9 screen. I already tried to use camhack to find a proper incar view without shaking, I tried all the different preset, mode and view buttons but every camera had a shaking effect in them. Well, one didn't but it had a wrong aspect ratio and I wasn't able to fix it.