Re: HH superb pitcher/batter interface has won my purchase
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JRod, I haven't played either game, but I've seen the movies. I can tell you part of the speed on MVP's pitches is an illusion. The speed might be true to life, but the camera uses a Field of Vision (FOV) adjustment to make the incoming ball look even faster. We called it FOV in Quake, at least. It's comparable to using a fisheye lens. That's why the pitcher is so small.
If you look at WSB's behind the pitcher camera it is the exact opposite. Like a real TV camera it uses a low FOV, which means the camera is on the other side of the field, in the stands, and it's made to look close using a zoomed lens. Consequently the ball doesn't look like it's going wicked fast.
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Thanks for that insight... Whatever they did it worked. HH just needs to do it and speed up the batting animation.
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JRod, I haven't played either game, but I've seen the movies. I can tell you part of the speed on MVP's pitches is an illusion. The speed might be true to life, but the camera uses a Field of Vision (FOV) adjustment to make the incoming ball look even faster. We called it FOV in Quake, at least. It's comparable to using a fisheye lens. That's why the pitcher is so small.
If you look at WSB's behind the pitcher camera it is the exact opposite. Like a real TV camera it uses a low FOV, which means the camera is on the other side of the field, in the stands, and it's made to look close using a zoomed lens. Consequently the ball doesn't look like it's going wicked fast.
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Thanks for that insight... Whatever they did it worked. HH just needs to do it and speed up the batting animation.
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