Nothing wrong with the word...The letters are back to front.

8 minutes ago, Ron Attwood said:

Nothing wrong with the word...The letters are back to front.

I knew what You meant!  <sorry, meant it as joke>
Also, the Boeing 747-8 Potsdam sign is backwards.

Edited September 24, 20205 yr by RamonB

2 minutes ago, RamonB said:

I knew what You meant!  <sorry, meant it as joke>
Also, the Boeing 747-8 Potsdam sign is backwards.

is that the result of Mega Pack or was he using a selfy FWD camera during his walk around?😁

5 minutes ago, RamonB said:

I knew what You meant!  <sorry, meant it as joke>
Also, the Boeing 747-8 Potsdam sign is backwards.

I knew you knew I knew what you meant. The whole thing was a joke. Not the video, that was very good.

7 minutes ago, RamonB said:

I knew what You meant!  <sorry, meant it as joke>
Also, the Boeing 747-8 Potsdam sign is backwards.

My guess would be that ALL the paints from whoever did them will be the same. Needs to pay attention to detail.

Additionally, youtube content creators generally use AI pilot to fly the aircraft, while they are recording any kind of videos.

2 hours ago, abrams_tank said:

It's cumbersome to set up custom wing views from the passenger window.  There are preset wing views from the passenger window though though.  If you select one of these preset wing views, you can use a button on your joystick to switch between this preset wing view and cockpit view during the flight (technically, you are flipping between the drone view and cockpit view).

If you want multiple wing views though, you need to set it up and it's a little convoluted.

Are there any good guides on how to do it? I've used EZDok and Chaseplane in the past and I miss having all of the views at my fingertips. Looking at the presets in MSFS, it looks like they only have 1 wingvew set up.

Goal for me is to have 7 internal views and 7 external views. I have an old Logitech G13 game pad that is perfect for switching between preset views.

That was a really nice video. Professional. 

1 hour ago, duckbilled said:

Are there any good guides on how to do it? I've used EZDok and Chaseplane in the past and I miss having all of the views at my fingertips. Looking at the presets in MSFS, it looks like they only have 1 wingvew set up.

Goal for me is to have 7 internal views and 7 external views. I have an old Logitech G13 game pad that is perfect for switching between preset views.

If your really want to setup multiple wing views that you can cycle through during your flight very quickly, you can check out this video.  However, be warned that the video I am referencing requires you to mess with the game files so be careful of what you change because it can cause other bugs and problems if you're not careful: 

 

 

i thought that you couldn't fly tubeliners in FS2020.  Is this video a fake?

Regards

bs

👏👏👏👍👍

23 hours ago, abrams_tank said:

It's cumbersome to set up custom wing views from the passenger window.  There are preset wing views from the passenger window though though.  If you select one of these preset wing views, you can use a button on your joystick to switch between this preset wing view and cockpit view during the flight (technically, you are flipping between the drone view and cockpit view).

If you want multiple wing views though, you need to set it up and it's a little convoluted.

Thats a pity, how could they have overlooked this simple function? XP11 does it so well and more importantly its very easy. Move around, bind a hotkey, done. I hope in the coming years they refine this as the planes look so good!

The part of your reply I have bolded in red jumped out at me because its like a rewind back to the problems in many FSX planes - the wingview was OUTSIDE the plane so even though it was a "passenger wingview" you'd hear EXTERNAL engine and wind noise and not genuine internal passenger view noises. So this is the case in MSFS too? The wingview is the drone sitting outside on the wing?

Edited September 25, 20205 yr by ThrottleUp