Fov-changing keybinds

[Guest]

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Would these binds be considered cheating, in regular UT2004? I think
UTSecure or one of the other anti-cheat mutators will get unhappy over
extreme FOV changes, but there's still leeway for 80-100.

Shift=Duck | Fov 80 | OnRelease Fov 90
E=MoveForward | Fov 100 | OnRelease Fov 90
D=MoveBackward | Fov 100 | OnRelease Fov 90

 

[Schism]

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> Shift=Duck | Fov 80 | OnRelease Fov 90
> E=MoveForward | Fov 100 | OnRelease Fov 90
> D=MoveBackward | Fov 100 | OnRelease Fov 90
>

What do those do?

 

[Meltdown]

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Dekaritae enlightened us with:
> Would these binds be considered cheating, in regular UT2004?

I don't think so. A server admin can allow/deny FOV changes. If you
have some trick by changing your FOV while the admin disallowed it,
that would be cheating.

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"Schism" <BLAHHHHHH@blahhhhHHHHH.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> > Shift=Duck | Fov 80 | OnRelease Fov 90
> > E=MoveForward | Fov 100 | OnRelease Fov 90
> > D=MoveBackward | Fov 100 | OnRelease Fov 90
> >
>
> What do those do?
>
>

Fov = Field of view
it changes the angle of your view , take extreme angles and you think
you are drunk.

hth

 

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Klaus Bregel wrote:

>>>Shift=Duck | Fov 80 | OnRelease Fov 90
>>>E=MoveForward | Fov 100 | OnRelease Fov 90
>>>D=MoveBackward | Fov 100 | OnRelease Fov 90
>
> Fov = Field of view
> it changes the angle of your view , take extreme angles and you think
> you are drunk.
>

yes, the idea is that while you are ducking, your field of view will
shrink and zoom in; and widen while you move forward and backward, to
give a better idea of your surroundings. The former is very useful, but
the latter gets annoying after a while.

 

[Guest]

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I have the FOV set to the maximum the slider will allow in the settings
(don't know what that is, sorry). It looked strange for a while but it
looks totally normal now, and I can see more. Framerates not a problem,
either.

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Toby