View Model Halo Issue

[Fortune_.]

I'm trying to draw a halo around the viewmodel of the player, but its turning out like this:

[img]http://i.imgur.com/G1ja4jW.jpg[/img]

		for k,v in pairs( playerGet() ) do
			if v:HasEnergyShield() and v:Alive() then
				local dist = LocalPlayer():GetPos():Distance( v:GetPos() )
				local scale = 1 - ( dist / 800 ) 
				p = v:GetShieldCharge()/v:GetShieldMax()
				local tbl = { v }
				local wep = v:GetActiveWeapon()
				local vm = v:GetViewModel()
				if IsValid( vm ) and not table.HasValue( blackList, wep:GetClass() ) then 
					tbl[ #tbl+1 ] = vm 
				end 
				halo.Add( tbl, Color( 255*(1-p), 70*p, 200*p, 255 - 150*(p) ), 2*scale, 2*scale, 5, true, false )
			end 
		end

No idea what's up with this, any help is appreciated.

[Rubat]

I don't think you can fix that.

It's caused by halos rendering with the wrong FOV. ( It uses your view's FOV instead of the view models FOV )

[Fortune_.]

[QUOTE=Robotboy655;48615474]I don't think you can fix that.

It's caused by halos rendering with the wrong FOV. ( It uses your view's FOV instead of the view models FOV )[/QUOTE]

I've modified the halo.Add as well as the halo.Render function to include an FOV option, but now I need to work out a formula that works for all FOVs.

[Matsilagi]

[QUOTE=Fortune11709;48615728]I've modified the halo.Add as well as the halo.Render function to include an FOV option, but now I need to work out a formula that works for all FOVs.[/QUOTE]

Well, its a bit hard, you would need to create a value for each resolution since it changes from res to res.