Jabiru 160C in Plane 11 on MACOS Ventura

Hi Foggy,

I completely understand your concerns with the Jabiru 160C views in X-Plane 11 on macOS Ventura. It's essential to have a seamless view transition, especially when practicing real-life flying scenarios. I'll do my best to help you with this issue.

Firstly, let's address the internal views using the hat switch. X-Plane 11 uses Quick Look feature to customize and save your preferred views, both internal and external. Here's how you can set up your internal views:

• Position your internal view with the panel and instruments as you desire (use the arrow keys, mouse, or other assigned keys to do this).
• Press and hold the Control key and a number key from 1 to 9 simultaneously to save the view (e.g., Control+1 for your default straight-ahead view).
• Repeat this for your left and right glance views, assigning them to different number keys.

Now, you can simply press the assigned number key to switch between your saved internal views quickly.

Next, let's tackle the external view issue. You can set up and save your preferred external views using the same Quick Look feature. Here's how:

• Switch to an external view (e.g., spot view) using the Shift+4 key combination.
• Adjust the view to your liking (use the arrow keys, mouse, or other assigned keys to do this).
• Press and hold the Control key and a number key from 1 to 9 simultaneously to save the view (e.g., Control+7 for your spot view).
• Repeat this for other external views you'd like to save and assign them to different number keys.

After setting up your internal and external views, you can switch between them using the assigned number keys without affecting one another. This should provide you with a smooth and efficient way to switch views without messing up your preferred angles.

You can find more information on configuring views and controls in X-Plane 11 in the official manual, available at X-Plane Manuals.

I hope this helps you to optimize your views in the Jabiru 160C and enhance your flying experience. If you have any further questions or need assistance, feel free to ask.

Clear skies and happy flying!