Turret camera switch (C) offsets camera backward and obstructs visibility

In DOGFIGHT while occupying a turret, pressing C to switch the camera moves the view slightly backward from the intended position. After switching, visibility becomes restricted as if the camera is clipping into turret geometry or being blocked.

1. Start a DOGFIGHT session.
2. Enter/occupy a turret seat.
3. Press C to switch camera view.
4. Observe that the camera position shifts backward and the view becomes partially/fully obstructed.

Switching camera views in a turret should keep the correct intended camera transform and maintain a clear, unobstructed view.

9. Turret Camera Switch Causes Offset and Restricted Visibility

Live version: cl140-pov-layout-fullcook-20261008-r1

Category: Camera / Turrets
DOGFIGHT

Description

While inside a turret, pressing C to switch the camera causes the camera to move slightly backward from its original position. After the transition, visibility becomes restricted or appears blocked.

Steps to reproduce

Enter a turret.

Press C to switch the camera.

Observe the camera position and visibility.

Actual result: The camera shifts backward and visibility becomes obstructed.

Expected result: Switching camera views should preserve the intended camera position and provide a clear, unobstructed view.