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I tried that but that doesn't work. If I rightclick on it nothing happens. I dont see anything that tells me to deactivate it.
Same, did you ever figure it out? I've seen people do it on videos.
I would have to agree, especially for bows. If you prefer to shoot the bow off the sights (adjusting aim-point for elevation consistently) it will badly mess with your aiming points as it resets the mid-pin/point to the zeroing distance chosen and then does f-knows what with your +'s and -'s if the distance is 37m vs 30m for example.
Well, I guess it all depends on whether or not you use the other sights for the bow. I use the single pin/default sights with zeroing and it seems to work fine for me. I can see how it would completely throw me off if I used the multi-pin sights.