A-scope Radar Display [All Displays!]
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Introduction:
This [b]A-scope Radar Display[/b] is a compact, performance-optimized recreation of the early WWII-era vertical-line radar display. Designed for realism and clarity, it features a manually or automatically controlled sweeper that rotates a full 360° and visualizes target returns as signal spikes along a baseline. This system replicates the historic A-scope feel while displaying useful data like range, elevation, and bearing. Fully display-compatible, it works seamlessly on all screen sizes with identical performance impact, making it ideal even for multiplayer builds.
Features:
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[*] [b]Fully display-compatible[/b] — works on all screen sizes and types
[*] [b]Manual/Automatic sweep modes[/b]
[*] [b]20km maximum detection range[/b]
[*] [b]360° radar coverage[/b]
[*] Displays [b]elevation (°), range (m), and bearing (°)[/b]
[*] [b]Performance-optimized[/b] — same draw cost at all sizes
[*] [b]Radar noise simulation[/b] for visual realism
[*] Dynamic FOV system: [b]lower FOV = finer bearing accuracy[/b]
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How to use:
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[*] Flip the [b]Radar System ON[/b] switch
[*] Flip the [b]Manual Control ON[/b] switch to take control
[*] Use the [b]instrument panel or seat controls[/b] to rotate manually
[*] Press the [b]Cycle Range/FOV[/b] button to increase range and narrow field of view
[*] Use the narrowed FOV to pinpoint precise direction (0.125 at 5km to 0.01 at 20km)
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[i]Note: Target detection is subtle — small signal spikes among noise indicate contacts. When the needle trail slightly changes color, you're on a return![/i]
Advanced Adjustments:
[b]Screen width and height adjustments (pixels):[/b]
This setting adds a border around the screen for use on smaller scopes and displays (pictured above). Set to 0 so it reaches all sides of the display.
[b]Exponential Adjustments:[/b]
This adjusts how smoothly the manual controls move. Increase for more smoothness.
[b][i]New:[/i] Minimum Radar Distance:[/b]
This setting is the minimum radar detection distance (m), below which targets are not detected. For example, if set to 50m, anything < 50 will not be displayed.
Super Duper Advanced Adjustments:
In the lua script, you can adjust the screen colors, placement of various lines, line lengths, auto/manual movement speed, and much more.
[i][Warning: Only for those who know what they are doing.][/i]
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Disclaimer:
This creation is my own, original work and may not be redistributed, modified, or reuploaded without credit. Please respect the effort that went into this.
Enjoy! 🎯📡
