Hotfix 4.006d: 330 Mo

https://forum.il2sturmovik.com/topic/61701-game-version-4006-discussion-deferred-shading-yak-9-su-152-new-campaigns-4k-for-4-planes/?do=findComment&comment=948680

Dear friends,



Having analyzed your feedback after the 4.006c update release, we have found some additional problems on AMD cards with other than MSAA anti-aliasing, which were also apparent with AA and cockpit reflections set to off (there were other, more rare cases as well). During these two days, we were able to reproduce this and find a workaround.



Also based on your feedback on the insufficient zoom level in VR we did additional research and adjusted the zoomed-in field of view in VR to look similar to how it looks on a monitor. Several other minor issues were also addressed:



1. A number of more rare artifacts that appeared in specific cases (with FXAA or no AA) on AMD cards were fixed;
2. Blinking pixels near the horizon on winter maps shouldn't appear on AMD cards;
3. Minimal FOV in VR looks more like minimal FOV on a monitor;
4. Landscape rendering has been further optimized, this may improve the performance in many situations;
5. Anti-aliasing algorithm has been improved somewhat;
6. I-16 flaps angle indicator has been corrected;
7. Instrument panel won't shimmer on Sopwith Camel and Fokker Dr.I when the cockpit light is turned on;
8. T-34UVZ-43 hatches won't appear too dark from the inside;
9. Pz-III-M and Pz-IV-G have correct visual damage of the additional frontal armor.


A vérifier pour le Zoom en VR car il semble que cela pose des soucis de FOV sur certain casque. Pas eu le temps d'essayer encore avec mon CV1

Dear friends,


We released another update 4.006e that should fix the 'fisheye' effect on wide-FOV VR devices ('should' because there are many different models and configs).

1. 'Fisheye' effect on wide-FOV VR devices should be fixed;
2. Fokker D.VIIF visual model has been corrected for the paint schemes with removed engine hood sides;
3. The last mission of the Lightning Strikes campaign has been updated thanks to its author Jaegermeister.