PSO-1 from RHS with compat_rhs_afrf3

[ZikiCZ]

Vertical axis zeroing does not seem to work for the PSO-1 sight.

Try change this:

class rhs_acc_sniper_base;
class rhs_acc_pso1m2: rhs_acc_sniper_base {
ACE_ScopeAdjust_Vertical[] = { 0, 0 };
ACE_ScopeAdjust_Horizontal[] = { -10, 10 };
ACE_ScopeAdjust_VerticalIncrement = 0.0;
ACE_ScopeAdjust_HorizontalIncrement = 0.5;
};

on this: (like a HLC_AK)

class rhs_acc_sniper_base;
class rhs_acc_pso1m2: rhs_acc_sniper_base {
ACE_ScopeAdjust_Vertical[] = { 0, 0 };
ACE_ScopeAdjust_Horizontal[] = { -10, 10 };
ACE_ScopeAdjust_HorizontalIncrement = 0.5;
};

[VKing6]

AFAIK the PSO-1 doesn't have a vertical adjustment beyond zeroing.

[nicolasbadano]

AFAIK the PSO-1 doesn't have a vertical adjustment beyond zeroing.

Exactly.

[bux]

Though, thank you for your report!

[ZikiCZ]

Rlly? Im not sure. It was in ACE2 and now in HLC's PSO-1 from hlc_ak_pack (with ACE3).
Look here:
(Part: 5.1 Elevation turret)
http://www.ar15.com/content/webPDF/pos1.pdf

Part: Bullet Drop Compensation elevation turret
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PSO-1

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mdaHQDCFsuiw5Vq9OWucfkvyuLN6lzX-fvINqZEhTKw/edit?pref=2&pli=1#heading=h.prgm47spffui

(We talking about PSO-1M2. And pls add PSO-1M2-1 to the compat_rhs_afrf3.)

[VKing6]

I'm convinced.

[VKing6]

Okay, after investigating, the compat pbo takes this into account. The vanilla 100-1000m adjusting is still enabled, as there's no satisfactory way at this time to implement the PSO-style adjustment fully using the ACE scope adjust system.

For the time being, this will probably not change, but you are correct that the M2-1 is missing windage adjustment.

[nicolasbadano]

Okay, after investigating, the compat pbo takes this into account. The vanilla 100-1000m adjusting is still enabled, as there's no satisfactory way at this time to implement the PSO-style adjustment fully using the ACE scope adjust system.

That's exactly how @ulteq implemented it. You're supposed to use vanilla range adjustment for the vertical axis, and ACE system for windage.

[VKing6]

We should add a check to the scope adjustment so it doesn't do anything for the elevation adjustment if it's not enabled. Right now it'll click but not change from 0, which I believe is what caused the confusion.

[nicolasbadano]

Right now it'll click but not change from 0, which I believe is what caused the confusion.

Ups, that's certainly not good. Agreed.

[ZikiCZ]

but.... look:
page 5, Figure 2
http://kalinkaoptics.com/manual/pso1m2_1_txt_edit_final1_letter_opt.pdf
"Elevation
PSO-1M2-1 comes with elevation turrets of two different types:
VSS/ASS(Figure 3) and SVD(Figure 4). The only difference between the two is the scale engraved on the turretdial. The scale is given in meters of distance, where each number corresponds to 1/100th fraction of the distance, i.e.1 = 100m, 2 = 200m, 3 = 300m, etc."

Figure 15:
"Use adjustment turrets to move the mark to the point of impacts"
Wind ok. But range? now cant (with rhs_compat) (without rhs_compat cant use windage adjust).

PSO-1M2-1 have only one wedge:
http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/6/7/4/6/2/9/webimg/576022422_o.jpg

[VKing6]

What are you talking about?
The PSOs have range adjustment through the vanilla arma system. And of course you can't use windage adjust without the compatibility pbo.

[ZikiCZ]

I have compatibility pbo (in @ace/addons of course). But with compat_rhs_afrf3 I can not move with a vertical elevation. Vannila control of the vertical axis is locked on 300 meters.

[VKing6]

Currently a bug where the adjustment won't work if you have the same key bound to ACE and Vanilla range adjustment: #3238.
E: This has now been fixed

[ZikiCZ]

Great, thank you very much.

[GalNa]

Alt + Page Up or Alt + Page Dn
It enters vanilla switching that is correct.

[GalNa]

@ZikiCZ PSO-1M2-1 have only one wedge: http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/6/7/4/6/2/9/webimg/576022422_o.jpg

http://guns.allzip.org/topic/100/820647.html
5th picture in the reference below In that means that the adjustment step of PSO-1M2-1 is 25 meters starting from 50 meters.