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I am working on a project where I would like to eliminate the cockpit and virtual cockpit views entirely. All I want is the spot and tower views available. Another possibility would be if I could change the zoom or eye point so that the panel and virtual cockpit were not visible in the forward views. If any of this is possible I'd sure appreciate knowing how to accomplish them. Thanks, regards, Bob.

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That simply cannot be done, as that "sequence" is hard-coded into the fs9.exe program.You can simply omit a 2d panel, but you'll still have a "view," albeit one without a panel.You can also "substitute" an ActiveCamera View for the Tower View, but you will still have a "view..."

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Hi Bob,As Bill said, suppression of views is not possible.But if it helps, the next best thing is a gauge that automatically switches to the next (or previous view) when Cockpit or VC mode is detected.In XML:1 (>G:Var1)0 (>G:Var1) (P:ACTIVE VIEW MODE,enum) 1 == (P:ACTIVE VIEW MODE,enum) 2 == || if{ (G:Var1) if{ (>K:VIEW_MODE) } els{ (>K:VIEW_MODE_REV) } } I use this gauge(slightly different of course) in most of my panels to skip the Tower and VC views.Regards, Rob Barendregt

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