#ASSETTO CORSA COMPETIZIONE FOV TRIAL#

The bulk of it is mostly aimed to the titles with proper triple screen support such as rFactor, rFactor 2, Game Stock Car, Automobilista, Assetto Corsa and iRacing but it is still useful and relevant to all titles.Ī proper and mathematically correct setup is the Holy Grail of simulation as it allows for the 1:1 correlation between the real world and what can be reproduced and then experienced through the various platforms.Īnd as an arduous and lengthy process of research and trial and error that this search naturally imposes I'll here then try to expedite it by paving a little less tenuous journey with this post.Ī single screen ordinarily does not allow for a proper 1:1 mathematical field of view to be implemented. Good fucking luck, I'll see you back at the pits when you either get 3 minutes of damage or a DSQ.I began writing this tutorial a few years back on other forums and have been tweaking it on occasion and will continue to do so as the technology and its application move forward. To all the people saying not to listen to the commenter that's saying the same thing that I'm saying, I'm going to give you a challenge: Use a 24' monitor, put it 75cm away from you, and run the calculated FOV, 24, on camera 1 in a multiplayer race. This is what Jardier runs, and if we know anything it's that Jardier is fucking mental in ACC. I suggest starting with camera 2 (dash cam) and the default FOV, then adjusting from there. What I'll suggest to you is to run what you're comfortable with. You won't see for jack shit, no mirrors, hell, not even the dash of the car. Do not use an FOV under 45 if you're on that small, trust me I've tried using it because I heard some people say that 'It'Ll MaKe YoU FaStEr To UsE A CoRrEcT FoV!!!' Usually, yes, but not on a 24' screen that far away from you. I sit about 75cm away from my monitor and run camera 1 with an FOV of 45. I usually run around 30 but i like 40, even though i have a stationary cockpit.įor reference, I'm also on a 24' monitor, Asus VG248.

Lock to horizon, read this It's undrivable on some tracks with a high LtH (Brands). I usually run 50 since i like the way the screens comes closer when you brake. Movement is pretty much just how much the car moves or how your 'head' would be moving inside the cockpit. Again, i would not bother too much unless i could run a realistic FoV. Regarding distance and height in View Settings, that is a bit personal preference and how you screen is in your rig. I honestly think that is the best solution for you. If you want a fun experience and go fast just run 45 fov or something so you can see the exit on every corner. I have my 49 monitor at 60 cm away (and I still want more). So no, you will not see the cars dashboard.įor me sim racing is about immersion and practicing for real life. The window will probably be placed on the hood of your car. Right now imagine you are sitting in your car but the only thing you can see is through a 24 inch window 73 cm away. Dont have it 73 cm away and then move the view settings back. It is too small and too far away.Įither move the monitor closer or get a bigger monitor.

If you have a 24 monitor that far away there is barely no point in running correct fov. I will copy my answer from a different post and change the values.

Assetto corsa competizione fov