Great tip, Jeroen. I'm still fiddling around with view-points and am just about happy thus far with cockpit and outside a/c settings. btw, a few of my favorite a/c were "rejected" by EZDok when I initially "configured FSX." I don't have the Carenado 206, 182 and warrior, Justflight 152, and a few freeware a/c EZDok-configured. I can only assume that these must be FS9 port-overs. Anybody know another way around this... perhaps, manually altering a/c cfg?

None of my three Carenado planes had views assigned to them by EZdok and those certainly aren't FS9 portovers. Apparently something doesn't work as advertised: maybe EZdok expects a very specific kind of camera settings in a specific cfg to create some sort of default views for addon aircraft...? I don't care, really, because I never use the default views a plane gives me. And with EZdok it's easy to create the ones I want.

None of my three Carenado planes had views assigned to them by EZdok and those certainly aren't FS9 portovers. Apparently something doesn't work as advertised: maybe EZdok expects a very specific kind of camera settings in a specific cfg to create some sort of default views for addon aircraft...? I don't care, really, because I never use the default views a plane gives me. And with EZdok it's easy to create the ones I want.

EZdok comes with default views for some of the "stock" FSX planes only...you'll need to copy them to any payware and non-stock freeware planes you have. But it's easy to do.

EZdok comes with default views for some of the "stock" FSX planes only...you'll need to copy them to any payware and non-stock freeware planes you have. But it's easy to do.

Okay, didn't know that. The manual says:"Click START and wait while the Configurator modifies the aircraft.cfg files of all the models installed in FSX."...so I thought that would indeed mean ALL the models. But it's no big deal indeed.

OK, thanks Wayne. I will look into it.

Okay, didn't know that. The manual says:"Click START and wait while the Configurator modifies the aircraft.cfg files of all the models installed in FSX."...so I thought that would indeed mean ALL the models. But it's no big deal indeed.

I love this app but the documentation leaves a bit to be desired.

EZdok comes with default views for some of the "stock" FSX planes only...you'll need to copy them to any payware and non-stock freeware planes you have. But it's easy to do.

The configuration tool only adds a 'universal' camera which can be placed where desired, it does not add pre-set positions to any payware aircraft.Bryan.