How to set the correct FOV in iRacing
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- In this sim racing video, I am going to show you how to set the correct field of view (FOV) for your racing set up. I am also showcasing my own FOV calculator, which you can find on my website here: sampsoid.com/f...
I talk through how to correctly calculate and set up your field of view, based on the number of monitors you have, the distance you sit from the monitor, the widths of the bezels around your monitors and how tall you are. We work through how to remedy warping issues on side monitors on a triple screen set up and how to set the horizon line in iRacing correctly for your seating position.
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Captain's log: 30/5/20 I'm smashed on whiskey and just subbed to iracing and made my way to this video.
Update?
I have tried for two years to figure out everything you just covered. I never seen a video as helpful as this one. i always thought 45 deg was how its ment to go. iv never been able to have my tripple screens look as good as now. i was adding all the bezels not just one side. no one ever said one side. And your FFB vid also is just as perfictly done and explained
David, I just used your FOV system ( on a single 32 monitor ) and I had to literally stop my car and come in here and say WOW what a difference. Thank you Thank you !
steve21 what is your fov? And how far are your eyes from screen? I also have 31.5 inch single screen in iracing
I finally applied this tutorial to my Triple monitors tonight. Amazing difference from the way I was set up before. I was able to hit ALL of my apexes much easier and drove by far the most consistent I ever have. Thanks David. Your video's and Discord channel have been a game changer for me!
Awesome! Pleased to hear. FOV is for sure so important but easily overlooked. That is great to hear mate and I am really pleased you feel that way.
I used this video and ran top 3 practice times in 4 different disciplines of cars right out of the gate. haha never knew that some struggles could be to that not set properly. Thanks mate
I was having issues with the FOV on certain tracks and had my triples @ 60 and it really seemed like i was watching people videos that were faster than me driving slower.I felt like it was impossible to make certain corner transitions with the FOV I had. Many thanks I change my monitor angles down to 52 and a correct FOV what a difference then ran out on the track and adjusted the driving height. I have been fighting this forever. I run triple curved 32's. You have a new subscriber.
@@TheFirePitStore I took a protractor and measured the angle out on a small piece of card board.
( like 4" by 4")Then went to the front top of the monitors where they come together moved the monitors till they matched the angle.I did this top and bottom.
@@TheFirePitStore Mine are curved and that's how I did it. If you want to be more precise make the cardboard cutout the length of the top monitors and cut your angle as sometime you have to be creative. I bought a digital protractor from harbor fright and it's only two feet long on each side. if you want it perfect it's a little short. Amazon sells larger ones but, your going to pay a lot for them. I feel the small cardboard cutout works fine.
Got my triples today, although I've had to compromise with 24". iRacing wasn't far out, but using your guide I've nailed it! Cheers David.
Triples! Nice mate, glad to hear that happy the video helped.
Beyond anything I expected. Most definitely my best investment in SIM racing.
Been back on Iracing for about a month after being away from it for +12 years. I was aware of the importance of FOV, but hadn’t bothered setting it up yet. After watching your video and setting it up correctly, I can’t say it’s made me any faster but I’m definitely much more consistent. I assume it’s because I can actually see what the hell I’m doing now. :) Anyways, thanks for the video!
Just to add my thank you. I did the FOV and shaved 2 seconds off my laps by changing my fov from 75 to 45. Before I couldn't hit the kerbs and now every time. A real game changer for me.
David, Thank you for this tutorial/advice. I have just gone through this on my 40” triple screens and the results are awesome. I found I was able to take corners much easier than I could before and as a result I found better times so I am happy. Much easier on the eyes too. Thanks & much appreciated.
Useful info thanks, I finally set my monitor angles correctly and there is a huge difference in the correctness of the projection to side monitors. It told me at 21.5 inch distance to set my angles to 58. Not sure why I had to watch this 2 or 3 times for it to sink in to my thick head that the sim tells you what angle to set the monitors at. I kept trying to tell iracing what angle I had, that's why it looked like my passenger side mirror was as close as the center console lol.
Haha. Glad it helped
This is amazing, David! Thank you so much for the FOV Calculator and for sharing your knowledge and experience. I don't know how many FOV/iRacing set up videos I've seen, but it's a lot. This one blows them all out of the water.
Thanks so much, glad it was helpful! Really great to hear that, makes it all worth while. Discord invite: discord.gg/MnPsUbv
I am not a rookie but it is a pleasure to look at the content you publish. It is going to be a reference. Congratulations for this great work
BTW, if you could add an option to use meters/centimeters (you know, the real International System used all over the world ;-) ) that would be nice.
Thanks a lot
Sure no problem, I'll get that added 👍🏻
Brilliant. I think I’ve just found my favourite iRacing channel.
Thanks a lot, that's great to hear! 👍🏻
Thanks for your efforts on this. I have used multiple calculators including the iRacing calculator, however your calculator was the only one that gave me an fov of 205degrees (I am close and the monitors wrap around). Putting these values in got rid of all warping and my position in the car looked correct. I use SMP off, this seemed to works better for me and my CPU has plenty of headroom.
Thanks so much. I changed my setup, putting the screens closer and with right angles now and with these settings I finally feels like steering the car myself instead of steering the driver…😅
I really hope iRacing had started taking care of you! Your videos are hands down the best videos for this type stuff ! My whole experience changed when I started following u ! Been over a year now and I still come back to your vids . Well done mate very good job!
Thank you David, I'm just waiting in arrival of my monitor stand, I'll be using this to setup my triple 32" monitors later this evening.
Awesome hope it all works out for you
@@Sampsoid I have my triple 27s running with Nvidia surround my problem is when I change Vanish Y the side monitors move with the center, how do I seperate the three??
@@tmac99101 line your monitors up in the real world
Excellent video. As a new sim racer and new to triple monitors, your video and FOV calculator are BY FAR the best I've come across. Thank you!
I was having some real issues getting it to look right. Tried this and it looks fantastic.
Many many thanks 👏🏾👍🏾🙏🏾
You just saved me a lot of research and time figuring out the correct FOV in iRacing. I'm going to triple monitors soon, waiting on the stand and still trying to figure out which monitors to get. Things will be much easier to setup now thanks to your video. Keep'em coming!!
Really glad it helps mate and thanks for the support!
This should be part of start up install settings...... I know why it isn’t, but it’s that essential to get this right 👍🏻 thanks David 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@Jim Abbott aware this is an old comment but in iracing you can hit compute once you put the information in and it will auto set your fov BUT I think its terrible. The fov I get when doing it my self is much better using fov calculator and adding what that tells me that hitting compute in iracing and letting the game do it. I put the info in like screen size and eye distance and angles but I never hit compute I just put the FOV number in the calculator gave me and leave the compute alone and works great.
I was trying to work out if I have the space for triples, haven't got them yet, but just wanted to thank you for your time in making this vid, it's absolutely brilliant. Thank you.
Amazing tutorials, David! Thanks for taking the time to make these. You have a great way of explaining things in an understandable way so please, keep it up!
It would be great if we were able to select metric instead of imperial measurements in the FOV calculator, for us living in countries without imperial units (can of course use inches for this but still, would be a nice addition to an otherwise great tool).
I hope you can help with some questions as well:
Do you have any thoughts on hiding half of the bezels by placing the two side monitors tucked in behind the center monitor? Should the screen width value maybe then be measured only including one bezel? Or should it be avoided by just mounting the monitors next to each other?
Also, regarding curved monitors (1800R in my case for my upcoming 3x32" setup). Do you think there's anything to take into consideration when taking measurements etc? Screen width, should it be measured straight across "in the air" or following the curve? Maybe it isn't enough to actually make a difference or to even think about... :)
This is the most valuable advice & instruction regarding FOV settings for iRacing on the entirety of RUclips. Good job sir! :-)
You are a true iRacing guru, but I don't want to share your info with everybody else. If I share what I've learned from you with everybody else in iRacing; won't I lose the advantages you are teaching me? I need all the help I can get to win.
Keep up the good work and I will try to work on my selfish ways, just try not to grow this channel too fast. Give me some time to get more wins in :)
Thanks you so much, you are too kind! Haha! I get you, it's fine, I hope it helps you win mate.
Why don’t you just get a good driver to drive for you and take all the credit. OMG
@@2shoestoo Obviously you don't know me like David and everyone in his Discord channel does - I am joking, besides that - having someone else drive for you is against the rules in iRacing. You should know that.
iRacing has built in fov-calculator in setups menu. Works like a dream.
what kills me is that when i get the FOV right and get rid of the warping...I Can't See the dash info! ideas? Btw...just found your videos...they are excellent and i am now a subscriber! thanx for your hard work. it's a great product
David, you are the man, this is just awesome work and I know it has taking you a tons of time to make, I can't give you enough credit for what you do for average racers, cheers mate.
You are a genius! Thank you! I made the changes and within 15 minutes I took 4 seconds off my Laguna Seca Miata time. Not only that but it made the simulator behave like I wanted it from the time I got it. Did I say thanks? Thanks!
the advice for the warping is gold!
I have watched this one so many times and recommended to everyone I know. Thank you x2.
Great work Sir! I believe a found a link to your FOV webpage, & this video, on the RaceDepartment forums this morning, and I'm not sure how missed it, up until now(!)... I haven't been sim-racing much recently, but after using my after using my Rift S, VR implementation tends to change certain FOV settings that persist when you go back to monitor(s)... I didn't really utilize Vanish Y properly in the past, so, Kudos for the content!
Tremendous video, I actually used your video and website to set up my FOV for Project Cars 2. I love the simplicity of the tool and look forward to setting up the rest of my sims.
Thanks for this - great job. Watching this, and as a result understanding how important it is to get it right, prompted me to reconfigure my rig which involved un-mounting a quad monitor stand that was bolted to the rear of a desk and re-mounting it towards the front, and removing a caster wheel from the bottom of the desk to allow my GTR GTA cockpit to slide further underneath. I went from 45" away from the screen to 28" away - and from an FOV of 81 to 121! It also stopped me from blowing my money on the GTA triple-monitor add-on, which would not have gotten me much closer and also has non-adjustable angles for the screens. WTF? Thanks again!
The only issue have with many sims including Iracing is when using 32in screens or larger the distance from your eyes if behind the base is around 74cm but if I input 74cm into iracing multi screen set up the corners fuse together the meter boards don't look the right distance so effects so many things negatively. I find anything above 54cm just isn't 1:1. This is why many stick with 27in screens so they can have them in front of base so much closer to their eyes.
Race beyond matter did a video on it and it was so good to year someone else with the same issue because no one ever believed me when I mentioned it online.
Even though I'm 74cm eye distance from centre screen I set iracing too 54cm (540mm) and since doing this my times either got quicker or way way more consistent. One thing you need to make sure is all 3 screens are the same distance from your eyes so when you turn your head to look at the side screens your eyes need to be the same distance from the side screens as the centre. Best way I found to do this was cutting a piece of card to the exact length that match my eye distance to the centre screen then I turn my head about 45 degrees to look at the 2 side screens one at a time and put the piece of card on the bridge of my nose and make sure all 3 screens are that distance. Once you have them all matching this way the sense of speed jumps up considerably and your Lao times will either become faster or consistent or both.
Incredible video as many of your others. I'm starting out, have the quad monitor stand from Sim Labs and went for my first run yesterday... made myself sick lol. Followed your video to the T and everything felt better. Thank you so much
Insane man, can't possibly thank you enough!
Does this work for a 3 curved monitor setup, Benq 32”? I’m learning and understanding along about iracing from your videos. 👍🏾
Awesome Job David. Good of you to give up your time to do this.
Thanks a lot mate 👍
i will do this tonight! for sure earned a subscription, seems like really amazing information. thank you!
really good mate i mean really good this will help loads of people out and will get many people up and running and be more competitive and that is good for us all great job mate we all appreciate all your hard work mate
Thanks Chris, that means a lot. Hoped it would help as many people just brush off FOV like it's just another setting.
Thank you! My setup is so much better!
awesome work David i like your devotion and passion it makes it easy and pleasant to listen too, you have a great gift and thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge
Glad you enjoy it! Thanks ever so much for that message mate.
Great video David . I have just set-up my new triples using this video and its looking brilliant.
Glad it helped Neil and looking forward to seeing your setup
Dude this was driving me crazy. Thank you so much.
Thank you for this and the time you put into the maths. Very useful!
Thank you David! This solved every problem I was having!
Important question regarding the angle of the monitors. If an angle is less than 90 it's an acute angle right? Which part are you actually measuring to get 51?
Great video btw 👌
Hi Dave, your question made me think for a second for sure but it's an obtuse angle which is measured from the 180 flat. To sum up, make your monitors flat to each other and then move the side monitor 51 degrees towards yourself. Thanks a lot and all the best with your triples. Love your content, catch up soon
@@Sampsoid I'm still confused about which but you're measuring. 😳
No worries happy to help. Start with your three monitors flat and the end result would be that each side monitor has an angle of 180 minus 51. The acute angle of 51 is from behind the monitors. I use the protractor app on my phone to check as that allows you to use your camera to check the angle.
@@Sampsoid ah, so we essentially take 51 off the 180? I get it now 😁
Thanks for sharing, most useful video I’ve seen. This made and instant improvement for me!
Great tutorial for triples. The problem with all these calculators is if you only have a single monitor it's impossible to drive. You can never pick up an apex on tight turns until it's too late. Everything becomes a blind corner.
@Rob Gibson sorry replying to an old comment but the issue there is the fov calculator is giving you the correct fov you would see of you took a picture frame with no picture in it just the frame which was the same size as your monitor sat in the car and put it at the same distance as you have your monitor in real life and you will see the same amount you see in the sim when setting it up how the calculator tells you.
So its not really the calculators fault that's just maths. If you don't want it to be 1:1 then that's more a me thing. Hope that makes sense and doesn't come across im being a di*k, always hard to show expression in a comment because your reading it aloud in your head so can be miss interpretation
Take care.
Thank you so much. I learned a lot from your video tutorials.
I’m close to getting settings. But I can’t see the cockpit gages. So I’m having trouble shifting because I can’t see the shift lights?
Here from Summits stream.
Hey David, just subscribed after following you a few weeks. This video (and your content) are awesome, thanks for your work :)
David, this was great - many thx from the USA!
Glad it helped Stephen :)
Is there anything extra to take into account when setting up curved screens? I have 3x 32in 1000r curved monitors showing up soon and despite being 32in the width (due to how deep the curve is) is 28in.
did you ever get an answer?
@@XCross64 nope. Sent an email, asked in his discord and on a couple of streams
Hiya, lots has changed with fov calculations in iRacing with curved monitors. In the graphics section under monitors you can select that your monitors are curved and even that they are 1000r.
Apologies for missing those.
Let me know if I can help.
Great Job..But I can see you grabbing me by the neck screaming it’s the math dummy as I try one more adjustment lol. Your 100% right 👍
Thank you David! Very detailed and hard work for you.
Top man David - Keep up the good work! Really helpful stuff!
This helped me so much. Thank You! Thank You! Thank You!
FOV in the leading headsets (PSVR, Vive and Rift) is a fair bit lower than a typical triple monitor configuration. Ease of moving your head makes up for much of that though. Pimax has extremely high FOV but does look like a bit of a beast to have strapped to your head.
This is GOLDEN 👍🏾🚗👏🏾
Nice video mate, thank you so much for it...
I've got 2 questions that i wanna be totally sure about..
1: Curved monitor.. the width is along the monitor and not straight ahead, right?
2: Do single monitor users, need to adjust the drivers eye or anything else?
Hey man great video I'm definitely giving this a go as I've recently upgraded to 24 inch monitors
Ok great, let me know how you get on. Invite to my Discord: discordapp.com/invite/MnPsUbv
Incredible stuff. So well thought out and presented. Well done and subscribed.
Thanks, much appreciated Sven!
Just brilliant stuff exactly what I needed thank you David
This is so helpful, many thanks for doing this guide
This was crazy helpful, even for my single monitor setup!
Very informative and well done, continue the great work, Thank you for the content
Thanks a lot and glad it helped
Tyvm for this video, and all the other ones which you produce!
Any advice for properly setting up a 27" 34" 27" setup? This is 2x 2560x1440 on the sides and 1x 3440x1440 in the center. I did pop my math into the calculator but to me i think it might be off because of the different screen dimensions. Thank you for taking the time to do this video.
I'm here looking for that same answer. Did you find anything out?
This is great stuff! I had a good understanding of the FOV already, but could not get rid of the warping. Is there a reason why the monitor angle should be set at the value calculated by the tool, what is that optimizing for?
Great stuff man! Makes so much more sense, thank you!
Does a 21:9 screen throw the FOV math out of the window? As I used the calculator and set my FOV. But my (in game) wheel and hands were massive. And to my eye the FOV was too low. I had to increase the FOV significantly to make it look more correct.
Good question because I have the same. I’ve seen video on FOV, but not including POV. I’m going try tonight to properly set FOV, but move the camera to the rear about where you would sit in real life. Should keep the perspective the same, but farther back allowing me to see more? Not sure
Thank you works perfectly love your videos one question when I go back to record my video from iracing and post them it comes out really bad with single screen perfect thanks for your videos
You are welcome, glad it helped.
I appreciate the calculator and the video. Great video. I can't make any changes to my settings in the game. The option is grey and I can't type in the box.
Hi Mark, jump in my Discord - discord.gg/MnPsUbv and I will take a look. We are a 1,400 members strong now.
Hey great video!!
Just switched from single 32 to triple 32’s curved 1500R 2k res
Does your calculator work for triple curved as well?
Legend
Thanks a lot
@@Sampsoid I am new to iRacing and your Tips and Tricks videos are priceless
Great Tutorial! How do you save the camera settings so that it becomes the default every time iRacing is started up?
Thanks for the videos
Great video. Is changing the driver FOV in the black box the same as changing it in the options? I would like to move back to see my right mirror, but not if it will destroy the correct FOV.
When measuring “width” is that horizontally of vertically please?
Horizontally
@Sampsoid The Vanish-Y and P adjustment is a per-car setting right? You need to adjust it per car and save it? Where the Shift Horizon setting (F9 via Blackbox) is a general setting that applies to every car?
Another thing you should mention even if not on topic as such is many people think they need to upgrade from 27in to 32in and while 32in will give them slightly higher vertical FOV the most important is the horizontal and when putting a 32in screen at the distance for comfort which is behind the base you get almost identical FOV as you would with triple 27in in front of the motor.
I was one of those people lol. I went upto triple 32in from triple 27in thinking I'll see more but ended up seeing almost the same but now I can see all my dash and a sun visor 🤣 i laugh because I have a $£400 dash in front of it so don't look at the in game dash anyway so my £1280 triple 32in screens were a waste of money if they wasn't higher hz as the 27in were Samsung G5 1440p 144hz but had terrible smearing and overshot and ghosting now I have triple Asus Xg32VC 1440p 170hz but much better panel but my point is you don't need 32in screens if you can get 27in screen in front of the wheel base imo. Sorry to go off topic its more for people future information
Appreciate the video mate thank you even years are its been published
Single screen has no option to distinguish between flat or curved which would make a major difference, no?
Hi David great video, just a question the monitors angle has to be measured by the triple stand angle created with the stand arms or has to be directly measured from the screen frames? Many thanks
only inch? ough feels bad for the rest of the world who uses cm xD great job loved it
David, first thanks for the videos, all great. Background, im an old guy (60 plus years old) have used Mac for years because setting up IBM machines...well you know. Anyway, was given a racing rig as a gift, so here we go with IBM again. Love IRacing but struggling with getting it right. Your videos are a godsend for this. On question. when setting up tripples, you set -1920 to center the view with center screen. In a car, depending on what country you are in, you sit on one side or the other. would it be better to offset center screen to reflect that? I always struggle with getting both side view mirrors in view, still working on that since I just upgraded to a 3080 card. Your thoughts? Thanks again....Mark
@Mark Kissel what distance are you from centre screen to your eyes and what size screens? This is very important. If you have anything below 27in you won't see both side Mirrors and if the 27in screens are further away tha in front of your wheel base again you won't see them both. If above 32in ill explain but have no idea what sizes you have.
Also what do you mean you set it too -1920 to centre the view? My rig is on my channel its the only video I have so not a RUclipsr but you'll see i have mine perfect.
as far as angle between monitors goes, what's the best way to find that out on triple 32" curved monitors that obviously curve to kind of line up the bezels perfectly side by side?
i have triple 32's on the way and was also wondering about this
Thanks!
Good video Dave.. When I use these calculations however, and have multi proj on, it seems too close to the windscreen, ie i cant see my gauges or mirrors. When i untick multi projection it feels better, but i get the side distortion? PS Im also slower!
Excellent ! Keep 'em coming ! Even though I race in VR : )
Thanks a lot mate, I'll have to do a How To on VR soon.
HI David. What effect on the settings does using curved monitors have?
I'd like to know too
Same here
If I set up my monitors through G-Sync and align bezels do I still need to adjust the vanish y and head position inside the iracing sim? Thanks for making all your informational videos!!!!!
David your a champ
Hi David, great video and thank you.
Read through all the comments and nobody has asked this. So thinking I am misunderstanding something.
For Bezel Width (one side of screen) you have entered 0.75 inch. Which seems ridiculous large amount.
My current single monitor is 1mm.
Would try your calculation using 1mm, but can't at the moment cause waiting for my new PC arrive that can run triples.
My triple monitors arrived today.
Would the correct figure I will be entering is 1 milli-metre concerted to inches is 0.0393 ?
Thanks in advance
Scott
Awesome vid and great timing as I just switched to triples. One question on your calculation of "Bezel Width (one side of the screen)" Does this also include the black on screen bezel that doesn't show any picture or just the plastic bezel outside of the screen? I would think it includes the black screen portion of the bezel, but may want to clarify.
Thanks again!
Did you find an answer?
@@gnomepark Yeap. Include the black screen portion as you bezel.
@@TJRSIM Thanks!
@@gnomepark your welcome
any future updates for ultra wide screens? mainly due to curvature?
The only thing is don't like about the actual field of view is you can't see the car dash. I know people say use an app like simlabs and runa. Tablet but really prefer to have it on sim. I like the the video tho good work.
Hi David, Thanks for the video. Not sure if there's been a change since you made this or if something else going on but having SMP on limits my screen angle to 45. SMP off and I can set the angle to 60 which is what I'm aiming for. I see you have SMP on and angle set to 51.
Just read some comments further down, seems it's a 1080ti thing. Apparently works with newer series cards.