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Eagle Eye V2 (Radar-Based Target Display System)
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18 Feb @ 7:11pm
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Eagle Eye V2 (Radar-Based Target Display System)

Description
UPGRADE YOUR CAM!
Eagle Eye V2 (Radar-Based Target Display System)


FEATURES
  • Display up to 7 targets

  • Speed & Distance indicator

  • Radar FOV indicator

  • Various customization options

MANUAL

Comment
  • Although a noise filter is applied, it is not perfect, so the speed value is quite unstable.
  • The physics sensor is required only to obtain the global(map) speed. If it is not connected,
    only the relative speed will be displayed.
  • Feel free to use in any of your work.


Microcontroller : https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3430171758
42 Comments
sealon_musk 23 Jun @ 11:24am 
nevermind, microcontroller wasnt merged with the object LOL
sealon_musk 23 Jun @ 11:20am 
it outputs all black for some reason
watter_mallerone  [author] 3 Jun @ 4:01am 
What do you wanna add or tweak?
watter_mallerone  [author] 3 Jun @ 3:49am 
I'm not sure. I want make targeting pod...
https://imgur.com/CRvVO5G
zeckmon3 3 Jun @ 3:06am 
Aye the character limit has been increased. Surely you are thinking of updating this?
Endarlike 26 May @ 8:32am 
Could you make it output which target its looking at? So if target 3 is looked at or selected that it outputs 3 on some composite channel or something like that.
watter_mallerone  [author] 30 Apr @ 7:20am 
Simply increase the Q value between lines 32 and 48 of the second Lua block.
For example: Q = {100, 0, 0, 100} → Q = {10000, 0, 0, 10000}.
[AIM] scrapguy 30 Apr @ 6:19am 
also how to make the filtering more respnsive? ik it will make it less acurate but i need les latency
[AIM] scrapguy 30 Apr @ 1:18am 
good to know
watter_mallerone  [author] 30 Apr @ 12:53am 
I can give you a hint: on line 166 of the second Lua block, gx, gy, and gz are the target’s GPS coordinates.