PilotMathews
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Hi everyone,
Upon applying superelevation to a curve in TRS2022 and having all cab sway options turned-on, it can be observed by myself and other users that the cab camera does not tilt with the curve, and instead stays level with the horizon (Images below). This obviously looks very strange and breaks immersion when traversing superelevated curves. Not-only is this camera tilting feature included with all other train simulators, but was actually a feature included with T:ANE.
Is everyone else having the same problem, and if so, is there a fix available or in-progress that anyone is aware of?
Below is a video of proper cab camera tilt with superelevation in T:ANE. (Note there is also a lack of cab sway in general for TRS2022, although I have a feeling this is down to the content creator for the locomotive. Feel free to correct me). There are also two images; one with the locomotive level, and the other on a superelevated curve to show the lack of camera tilt.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZQ5tvGiZ5s&t=304s (5:00m Timestamp)
Thanks,
PilotMathews
Upon applying superelevation to a curve in TRS2022 and having all cab sway options turned-on, it can be observed by myself and other users that the cab camera does not tilt with the curve, and instead stays level with the horizon (Images below). This obviously looks very strange and breaks immersion when traversing superelevated curves. Not-only is this camera tilting feature included with all other train simulators, but was actually a feature included with T:ANE.
Is everyone else having the same problem, and if so, is there a fix available or in-progress that anyone is aware of?
Below is a video of proper cab camera tilt with superelevation in T:ANE. (Note there is also a lack of cab sway in general for TRS2022, although I have a feeling this is down to the content creator for the locomotive. Feel free to correct me). There are also two images; one with the locomotive level, and the other on a superelevated curve to show the lack of camera tilt.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZQ5tvGiZ5s&t=304s (5:00m Timestamp)
Thanks,
PilotMathews
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