With the latest version of X-Plane beta I find the seat height too highI cannot see all the lower part of the 2D panelThe 3Ds are too low as well but at least I can panAny adjustments possible?Allen

Ok I just realized that the four up/down/left/right arrows handle this well in the 3D VCStill have cut out bottoms on the 2DAllen

Ok I just realized that the four up/down/left/right arrows handle this well in the 3D VCStill have cut out bottoms on the 2DAllen

Just FYI...In 3-D mode the cursor keys move your head position up/down/left/right as you have found, and also you might want to try the page up/down keys which move your head forward and backward, and the -/= keys which zoom in and out. Between these keys and setting the angle of view in rendering options you should be able to get the view that you want/need. There are also various 3rd party plugins available for setting various viewpoints and storing them for you (check out x-plane.org for various ones). Personally I use one I've written myself which simply lets you define a basic position which you will always go to when you enter 3-D mode. I may eventually release it if I ever get around to cross-compiling it for the various platforms involved and clean it up a little (well a lot - it does what I want so I haven't messed around with it since I wrote it).I'm not sure what you mean by "cut out bottoms" but in 2-D mode pressing the same cursor keys should scroll the view up/down/left/right to show the full extent of the 2-D graphics. However I've noticed that some aircraft which do not officially support a 2-D cockpit won't let you scroll far enough to access all the controls. Most 2-D cockpits are still not suitable for widescreen monitors at the moment and leave gaps at the sides on such hardware. Similarly most only scroll down or perhaps up/down.One weird thing is where you have no 3-D cockpit in an airplane and you go into 3-D mode. Depending on the settings in planemaker you often end up with a 2-D cockpit floating in front of you :/ Perhaps that's what you are referring to ?Setanta

Just FYI...One weird thing is where you have no 3-D cockpit in an airplane and you go into 3-D mode. Depending on the settings in planemaker you often end up with a 2-D cockpit floating in front of you :/ Perhaps that's what you are referring to ?Setanta

Thanks for the infoBy also adding some keys for the sim/general category at the end of the listings, I am now also able to lower/raise back/forward