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VWR-1807
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New Feature
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Open
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Normal
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Unassigned
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Har Fairweather
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16
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3
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If you were logged in you would be able to see more operations.
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SVC-241 Meta-issue: Improved In-world Privacy
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Please correct an apparent oversight in Show Look At in the Client>Character menu. When enabled, it shows cross-hairs in 3D pinpointing avatar camera-view locations. This is especially useful for knowing whether one is being observed by an avatar from afar or at least not in plain view, valuable to those who value privacy or participate in combat sims. There is one serious flaw: It reveals that someone is observing but it doesn't reveal who. This hardly seems intended - your spier knows who you are; why shouldn't you know who he is? I suggest allowing a right-click on the cross-haired point to bring up the same info pie menu you would get if you right-click on the avatar doing the observing; since the observation point and the avatar are already linked, it seems to me this should not be hard to do.
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Please correct an apparent oversight in Show Look At in the Client>Character menu. When enabled, it shows cross-hairs in 3D pinpointing avatar camera-view locations. This is especially useful for knowing whether one is being observed by an avatar from afar or at least not in plain view, valuable to those who value privacy or participate in combat sims. There is one serious flaw: It reveals that someone is observing but it doesn't reveal who. This hardly seems intended - your spier knows who you are; why shouldn't you know who he is? I suggest allowing a right-click on the cross-haired point to bring up the same info pie menu you would get if you right-click on the avatar doing the observing; since the observation point and the avatar are already linked, it seems to me this should not be hard to do. |
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A simpler way, would be to have a line, from the observers eyes, to the point.