Freelook?
me12312
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Is it possible to freelook (ie, with the mouse) while in the cockpit view? I know I can push shift+numpad to look directly left, right, forward, backwards etc, but I would prefer to smoothly look around in all directions. Is this possible?
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me12312 wrote:
Is it possible to freelook (ie, with the mouse) while in the cockpit view? I know I can push shift+numpad to look directly left, right, forward, backwards etc, but I would prefer to smoothly look around in all directions. Is this possible?
You can get a "smooth look" but you have to use a joy stick with a 8 way view HAT switch. Most well equipped joy sticks have this feature. Don't think it's possible with the mouse.
DME43
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me12312 wrote:
Is it possible to freelook (ie, with the mouse) while in the cockpit view? I know I can push shift+numpad to look directly left, right, forward, backwards etc, but I would prefer to smoothly look around in all directions. Is this possible?
I pan my view in the virtual cockpit with the roller on my mouse, but im not sure if you need active camera for that to work
me12312 wrote:
Is it possible to freelook (ie, with the mouse) while in the cockpit view? I know I can push shift+numpad to look directly left, right, forward, backwards etc, but I would prefer to smoothly look around in all directions. Is this possible?
Get F1View available here: http://www.flight1.com/view.asp?page=library
- This small module installs into FS2004 and supplies simple mouse-based movements, panning, and more, using the center mouse wheel/button. You can also move past the default view limits of FS2004 (good for strolling through virtual cabins). After you download, please make sure you read the full instructions included.
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