Active Camera Pro-Thank you-the best!!

[Guest]

yea with the Phoenix Airbus u can zoom in and see the dails but cannt change heading or other functions in the VC view, however in PICA320 you can do everything in VC

[Guest PhilC]

Thanks for the explanation Serge.I will say that when using the latency feature I did have more of a feeling of flight movement. I think if I would have left it on I would have gotten airsick. :-erks However, I did not like the feeling when taxiing. On my PC the view would look in the opposite direction of the turn. This would restrict my view of where I was going unless I countered with the hat switch.In any case, thanks for an excellent add-on. I do hope that you guys will take into consideration my suggestion.... when time permits. ;-)

[Geofa 108]

I for one think it is great!!!http://members.telocity.com/~geof43/Geofdog2.gif

[Guest]

you mention the PIC A320.. what's going on with that?? The website says nothing, and I thought it was meant to be released this month. I'm really looking forward to seeing how good its going to be! Do you know what news there is? Is there a forum somewhere on it?It would be really cool to be able to fly a complex aircraft from the VC!!best regardsS

[Guest]

what I also like very much,is the fact that you now get a decent feeling of how big the aircraft is when in external mode,especially with airliners.in regular spot mode,you couldn't estimate that very good.excellent add-on!

[Guest goon]

Absolutely THE best software addon ever! The DreamFleet Cessna 421 in VC mode during the approach is stunning.Thanks to all involved, fantastic stuff!Regards,Gareth Evans

[Guest]

thanks geof your a gentlemanbest wishes steve

[Guest]

Rex,I'm with you. I can't see why people are so excited about this yet they haven't made the modest investment for TrackIR. Still, I like the flyby mode and if I can figure out how to assign the "move around the cockpit" controls to my hat switch, I will enjoy the ability to crane my head around a pillar during the turn to final.David

[Guest jaapverduijn]

TrackIR and ActiveCameraPro do two completely opposite things. TrackIR simulates the VOLUNTARY head movements in the VC, while ActiveCameraPro simulates the INvoluntary head movements in the VC. I must say I love the effect in ActiveCameraPro. This "head shaking" to me was one of the main attractions of IL2 Sturmovik, but lo and behold: we've got the same thing in MSFS2002 now! Well done, guys!Jaap Verduijn.

[Guest]

I hate to be the first to ask this, but how can I get this to work? I read the instructions included and when I tried to do the external pilot view I was stuck on the ground, no aircraft in sight, with a bunch of distortion. I can get the Internal Pilot view to work, but for some reason I can't get it to work on the outside. I'll try to take a shot if you need to know what I mean, but any help would be appreciated as I'd love to play around with this :-DScott

[Guest]

Scott,be sure internal modeis also selected when selecting external mode,I believe this is written in the readme

[rhumbaflappy 113]

Hi all.This is really great! The head latency is a blast...Try this with about a latency of 3.0:Dick

[Guest]

This is a great product and it is certainly a keeper. The only problem is the zoom rather than just zooming the cockpit,also zooms the outside world as well. I would have preferred just the cockpit but I can also see the advantage of the latter also. I never gave it much thought but bino's could come in handy in the cockpit.BobG

[Guest]

Geofa,What airplane is that you are using in your screenshot?It looks interesting.Jay

[Guest]

I agree this is a great freebie! The flyby and VC pan and zoom with the mouse are the best features IMHO. The external view is a laugh also, just went for a walk down the runway at Gatwick with the a/c taking off over my head! Great way to explore an airport. May have found a bug with this though - after a while I can't stop walking - it just keeps moving, even if I disable the internal & external views and reenable them.As for the head latency, I have to say I think it's a bit of a gimmick - I never felt movements like that when I flew a/c in the real world, I just think it's unrealistic.