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Supported Games Directory

How FOV is calculated, measured, and configured across 18 major racing simulators.

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Game List Reference

GameSettingRange
hFov — generichFov—
Project CARS 1 / 2hFov35 – 180°
European & American Truck SimulatorhFov35 – 180°
RaceRoom Racing ExperiencehFov35 – 180°
Richard Burns RallyhFov10 – 180 rad
F1 2016 – 2018hFov steps−1 – +1
F1 2019 – 2020hFov steps−10 – +10
F1 2021+hFov steps−20 – +20
vFov — genericvFov—
Assetto Corsa / ACCvFov10 – 120°
rFactor / GSC / SCE / AMSvFov10 – 100°
DiRT Rally 1/2 / GRID AutosportvFov10 – 115°
GTR2vFov ×0.5 – 1.5×
Race07vFov ×0.4 – 1.5×
EA WRCvFov steps0 – 100
Triple Screen Angleangle10 – 180°

Understanding Game FOV Units

Different game developers use different mathematical conventions for their camera field of view:

Vertical FOV (vFOV)

Used in Assetto Corsa, ACC, iRacing, rFactor 2, and Automobilista 2. Defines the angle from the top edge to the bottom edge of your screen. Automatically scales horizontally for ultrawide displays.

Horizontal FOV (hFOV)

Used in Project CARS 1/2, RaceRoom Racing Experience, and Euro/American Truck Simulator. Defines the angle between left and right screen borders.

Step / Slider Offsets

Used in EA Sports F1 series and EA Sports WRC. These games use relative offset sliders with distinct base angles and incremental step notches rather than raw degrees.

Multipliers & Radians

Used in classic SimBin titles (GTR2, Race07) as a multiplier against a 58° base angle, and Richard Burns Rally in mathematical radians.