I tried by editing FS9.cfg to try this out, but to no avail. I always thought it would be cool to have automatic panning so that when your bank left your gaze would smoothly move left. It works great to assign X on my CH Yoke to pan view but then of course steering becomes a problem! Even the sensitivity slider is noted so it should be possible to adjust the degree of pan that happens. I want this!Any ideas if this possible? I was hopeful maybe in FSUIPC there might be away, but so far no find.Much appreciated,Noel

Don't think so. Although you can set keyboard and joystick commands separately, so that you have multiple chices for operating the same function, I don't think there s a way to multitask a single controller output.If it's a twist grip joystick you could always allocate the twist function to the pan(snap) view. I find this works well as you can have the hat switch to move the POV and have it `stick` or the twist grip for the `glance` with an auto return. It also cancels the hat switch movement so you can use the hat switch to `stick` the view toward the inside of the turn, but just give the twist a little move to snap the view back to straightahead as you roll out - it's the best solution short of Track IR, which is the real solution. Allcott

I don't believe it is possible to dow what you want but there may be a way to simulate the effect if you have rudder pedals. On the Aircarft Realism page, enable Auto Rudder. Then Assign Pan view to the rudder pedals. Now as you make a turn, your normal foot action will "turn your head" (so to speak). If it turns out that this a desirable feature, then you can decide whether or not to continue working on merging the two functions on the Yole's X-Axis. R-

Sounds reasonable. Unfortunately I don't use rudder pedals. I think for FSX they really should add this functionality. It seems to me it is a simple no-brainer--I mean as far as new feature requests go. I'm not sure cause I don't do much programming, but I would think this should be doable, hopefully from within the game versus within Windows.

There is a free program called CoPilot that will tilt and or turn your head in a turn. Has some other good features also. I do not have the web address now, but will try to find it. I really like it. Keeps time in sync too.

Hey great that sounds like what I was hoping for.Noel

Here is the link. Several free products there.http://www.mcdu.com/en/index.php