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Collimated HUD MaxFile

Chuck Jodry VJPL

Chuck Jodry VJPL

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The Collimated HUD has been a topic of occasional discussion and i had promised to provide a sample of the parts and material settings used to produce these in FS .

Below is a link to a MAX9 and Gmax file comprised of the bitmaps, parts, animation and material properties used to produce the horizon following version developed for use in fighter aircraft.




Collimated HUD Download
 
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Hey Chuck,

I am not familiar with the term Collimated. Does this refer to 'Synthetic GPS' where you see the environment in the PFD screen like the newest forms of Garmin G1000 and Dynon SkyView systems?



Bill
 
The file may come in handy for other things , the material settings of the screen allow items to only be visible within a specific angle and invisible outside of it .

An inventive fellow might find a use for it.
 
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Oh, of that I've no doubt whatever, Chuck! I've got your zipped files downloaded, now all I need is to set aside some time for detailed study... :D
 
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