![]() Feature work only if viewlimits for view are defined (expecting that viewlimits defined only for pilot view, so enabling this only in this case).Ĭode: Select all diff -git a/Nasal/view.nas b/Nasal/view. Please, review code change, and merge into git, if possible. So, after loooong time I have modified view.nas and function works! This YouTube video can serve as an illustration to how typical ways (fighter) pilots move the upper body, head and eyes in various aircraft: If this would come to life and work out well, I think it should be optional, like the dynamic view option. Hold position A for 6-8 breaths to stretch the side intercostal muscles. Each time you look up and down, you are increasing circulation to your neck and shoulder, an area vulnerable to the muscular effects of stress that can also restrict breathing. What I would expect to be really tricky though is to combine the head and eye movements in a natural way, as it seems that quicker movements are generally done eyes only, if it is within their limits of movement. Turn your head to look over the bottom shoulder. ![]() One other thing to consider is the tendency to put the eyes level to the horizon in banks and turns. ![]() While the limits for head and eye movements is interesting, the height from the neck to the eye level as well as the height to the neck and the breadth of the shoulders is of interest as when twisting the upper body to look "over the shoulder" (i.e. ![]() I saw now that they even had metrics specifically from aircrew. I have been thinking about that as well from time to time, mostly when I would want to look over my shoulder but instead look into the head rest.Įarlier today, while looking for something completely different, I stumbled upon MIL-STD-1472G Department of Defense* Design Criteria Standard: Human Engineering, which contains a few metrics that can be useful (see pages 109, 219 and 353 in the PDF or 89, 199 and 333 in the document). ![]()
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