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Filters on the world map do not stay
paj replied to Andreas Stangenes's topic in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)
There’s an addon for that https://flightsim.to/file/12722/saved-worldmap-filters -
New Update out today 4/16 - v1.15.8.0
paj replied to Dillon's topic in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)
> Cockpit screens can be unresponsive if the RTC is not skipped What is “RTC”? EDIT: to answer my own question “Real Time Cinematic” -
Tips to get current weather at airport with QNH
paj replied to Nigge's topic in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)
Thank you so much for this link! Rafael’s utilities are great! -
Folder for FBW A320NX scripts
paj replied to danbaz's topic in The Multi-Crew Experience (MCE) Support Forum
Hi, Just wondering if MCE currently supports the FlyByWire mod now that it has been officially forked as a stand-alone aircraft that is separate to Asobo’s A320? -
Flight Sim Blog - Performance Fix!
paj replied to bobcat999's topic in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)
Just wondering if you would know where this ATC fix could be found? Thanks. -
stand alone USB hat switch
paj replied to Pathfinder633's topic in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)
If your views are snapping and not panning you have likely mapped your POV hat to the wrong commands. Try to find the precise commands I listed above. eg Camera\Cockpit camera\cockpit look left Don’t map to “Cockpit quicklook left” You should end up with X52 mappings something like this: -
stand alone USB hat switch
paj replied to Pathfinder633's topic in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)
Just go to the controller options and map the commands I listed above to your POV hat. You can then use the hat to pan your view in the cockpit, external and drone cam modes -
stand alone USB hat switch
paj replied to Pathfinder633's topic in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)
Am I understanding this post correctly? You have an X52 (or similar joystick) and dont know how to get the POV hat working in FS2020? Map your POV hat’s up/down/left/right to: Cameras\Cockpit: cockpit look left, cockpit look right, cockpit look up, cockpit look down Also, if you want to use the POV hat in external or drone cam mode you should map: External: External View Look Up/Down/Left/Right Drone: Pitch Drone Up/Down Drone: Yaw Drone Left/Right -
Map your POV hat’s up/down/left/right to: Cameras\Cockpit: cockpit look left, cockpit look right, cockpit look up, cockpit look down Also, if you want to use the POV hat in external or drone cam mode you should map: External: External View Look Up/Down/Left/Right Drone: Pitch Drone Up/Down Drone: Yaw Drone Left/Right
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Good old hat switch to move the view?
paj replied to Jeeeno's topic in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)
The speed of the external camera is controlled globally in: Options \ General \ Camera \ External Freelook Speed You can set it temporarily via the inflight Camera quick bar where again the “External Freelook Speed” option determines the speed of motion. you may want to play with the External Freelook Momentum option too -
Good old hat switch to move the view?
paj replied to Jeeeno's topic in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)
If you want your POV hat to also work in External and Drone modes you’ll also need to map the hat to: - External View Look Up/Down/Left/Right - Pitch Drone Up/Down - Yaw Drone Left/Right -
Hi Oliver, I've encountered a number of problems with b13. The issue with scenery.cfg entries not activating is partially resolved (it works in some groups and not others) and new userinterface issues have appeared that cause groups to expand even though their "+" button was not clicked. I'll try and describe these issues in more detail in a followup post to this one.
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Thanks for b13.... I’ll be able to give it a test tomorrow. Cheers, Peter