When nvg is used in ah9 i.e. gauges are too bright and not visible {F17555} {F17556}
Description
Description
Details
Details
- Legacy ID
- 1543086078
- Severity
- Major
- Resolution
- Duplicate
- Reproducibility
- Always
- Category
- Gameplay
Steps To Reproduce
set night
be a pilot of ah9
use nvg and look on gauges
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Yup, instruments were bright as hell with NVs on.
Please add an "NV Mode" for instrument clusters
+1
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Actually... in the first pic the instruments arent even illuminated, that's just ambient light
Please add instrument lighting of any kind!
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For realism's sake, there may need to be a different approach. In real life you will not be able to read instruments through NVG's; pilots look under the tubes to see helicopter instruments when they need them if they don't have other options; in fact the "NV" lighting setting is designed to let a light filtering coating on NVG's keep glare from the instruments from obstructing the view through the tubes. Basically, it changes the instrument lighting to a wavelength that will be almost completely blocked by the NVG's.
One option is to have a HUD with customizable data feed into the NVG's themselves (which is a real thing). You have to get used to the HUD staying in front of you everywhere you look, but it does the job.