Camera Problem

[buyme]

Could someone please help here me here or could someone from just trains tell me why the camera in my Voyager is so close up like this its like I am not sat in the seat any help at all would be appreciated

http://img269.imageshack.us/img269/7627 ... 109260.png

Image is a link due to size.

Buyme

[BobLatimer]

It's actually spelled "camera"!

If you read the posts in the RW3 threads, you'll find that the in-cab view position is one of the post-upgrade bugs. You'll just have to wait until a patch is released.

[Easilyconfused]

Thread renamed to reflect it is a problem with the camera rather than a problem with those fine folks at the "Campaign for Real Ale" (Camra)

[buyme]

It's actually spelled "camera"!

If you read the posts in the RW3 threads, you'll find that the in-cab view position is one of the post-upgrade bugs. You'll just have to wait until a patch is released.

Sorry my spelling is not up to your standerds Bob

I DID USE WORD !

[jands1]

Hi

You can adjust this view but not that easily.
I hope to post a tutorial soon as I also struggled with this concept
In principle how I do it (there may be better ways) is as follows (I have used the basic class 37 in this reply)
1-find your loco in the assets and contents folders in railworks (program files/steam/steam apps/common/railworks/assets/kuju/railsimulator/railvehicles/diesel/class37

2- in the case of the class 37 choose either BR Blue or BR Green folders (Sometimes there is a default folder. If you loco has a default try this first)Look for folder cabview and open it

3- find37 cab cam bin file. This is the internal cab camera. Open it with serz program which can be found in the root folder for railworks. this will create an xml file with the same name. Open this xml file with wordpad. in this file you will see amongst all the data some lines beginning d:alt with X,Y and Z cordinates - the first set are the drivers view the second set are the other side view. Ignore the second and fourth group

4 - X is the left right, Y is for vertical, Z is front to back and probably the one you need. Alter these in small amounts keeping a note of where you started

5- save the file in wordpad. Then open it with serz - you should see a quick flash screen while serz works and creates the new bin file

6 - open railwoks find your scenario and see how the view looks - keep trying til you get what you like

MAKE A BACKUP BEFORE YOU START
MAKE A BACKUP AFTER COMPLETION SO ITS NOT OVERWRITTEN

Sounds complicated but easy enough if you are used to working with files
as I say there may be a better way

[buyme]

I cant find any of them lines in the default cab veiw .bin file mate


Buyme

[jands1]

Does your bin file look like this attachement after you have converted it to an xml file with serz?
you can see the lines I mentioned

[buyme]

Ah right that might be why I am useing RW2 tools