HiHonestly i never used the default controls so i have no clue what they are, ive used another tool to walk around. Now which docs are you talking about, the ones from Matthias do not show fs controls example shift-backspace etc.? Maybe this is why i'm puzzled i kind of got a view i like by trial and error with the numbers direction height etc, it took me 2 days :(

very welcome Toma.regards,Markhttp://www.precisionmanuals.com/images/forum/747400.jpgXPHomeSP2/FS9.1/3.2HT/1024mb/X700pro256

Hi,>Honestly i never used the default controls so i have no clue>what they are, ive used another tool to walk around. >>Now which docs are you talking about, the ones from Matthias>do not show fs controls example shift-backspace etc.? Maybe>this is why i'm puzzled i kind of got a view i like by trial>and error with the numbers direction height etc, it took me 2>days :(You will find the move eyepoint controls in the FS control assignments dialog (where you set all keyboard shortcuts and joystick buttons). I think the defaults are shift+enter/backspace for up/down, ctrl+enter/backspace for forward/back and shift+ctrl+enter/backspace for left/right.Regards,Matthias

Thank guys but why was everyone going crazy to get wing views from PMDG (they were always there to my understanding), this tool is truly amazing and I think PMDG was very smart since they knew a tool can give us this so why sacrfice FPS from virtual cockpit. I assuming the only difference is, it would of been a virtual cockpit and you had to walk your way to the wing like in the 737 which is honestly annoying to do each time vs spot views.Am i understanding it right?

Ok, how exactly can I set my Walk & Follow to see the wing views. Very user-unfriendly program.Anthony ReesCape TownSouth Africa