Virtual cockpit windows 737

[Alean 1]

Hi guys, I can not understand how do you get in VC the complete view of the captain's instrumentation? in the window options of Prepar3d 4.4 there are not many possibilities, I await your directions thanks bye

 

Alean

 

[scandinavian13 5,192]

2 minutes ago, alean said:

I can not understand how do you get in VC the complete view of the captain's instrumentation?

I'm not sure what you are asking here? Are you unable to get into the VC, or are you unable to see all of the instruments?

To get into the VC, hit the 'A' key.

If you are unable to see all of the instruments in a single view, if you have a wide-view monitor, check the box for Wide-View-Aspect in your display settings (in P3D). Additionally, do note that, while on the flight deck, you're only concentrating on a handful of things. Much like you'd need to move your head to look around the deck, you'll need to use mouse+spacebar, or a camera tool, to adjust your view to look around. A lot of simmers zoom out to see the entire flight deck, but this is unrealistic and adds a bunch of view distortion.

[downscc 1,327]

What Kyle said.  I have a 42-in widescreen about 18 in from my nose and I like a zoom level that allows me to see my PFD and only as far right as the gear handle, and as far down as the top line or two in the CDU.  Even in a real world small airplane the view while flying does not span the entire panel.  There are times, such as hand flying an approach IMC, that all I want to see are the primary flight instruments and hopefully runway lights ahead.

[Alean 1]

I installed Cheseplane, so I solved it for now.

 

Alean

[scandinavian13 5,192]

5 hours ago, alean said:

I installed Cheseplane, so I solved it for now.

For the sake of other people coming by this thread, can you explain what you were asking / trying to solve? I'm still unclear on what you were trying to solve, and what installing chaseplane did for you.