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November 19th 05, 10:55 PM
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GTL Mirrors
Well, once again we can't seem to have a virtual mirrors and "real" mirrors
at the same time. Since many of the real mirrors are too small or outside the useful FOV, I am using the virtual mirror. The default has a pretty narrow FOV. How can this be adjusted? I changed the Rearview Width="150.00000" line in the .PLR file (doubling the original value) and it does nothing. How can either get a wider mirror or a wider field of view in the original width mirror? Thanks, Marc -- ************************************************** ************************** Marc Collins Your mouse has moved. Windows must be restarted for the change to take effect. Reboot now? ************************************************** ************************** 
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