Dazzlercee23

Within the Chaseplane head tracking settings you can choose to leave the camera in the current position when headtracking is toggled off/disabled. You can assign a key/button to do this and also a key/button to re-center - all within Chaseplane.

It is if you have Chaseplane.

All sorted. Just did a 'find and replace' in Notepad and changed '-' to '_' in the group tag. Then did the same with the Stream deck calls.

I've just come across this issue with an ATR script group named ATR-72. Can the group be renamed and re-imported?

Did you update the Fenix since SU5 release? I'm sure they fixed it during the SU5 beta.

Not much help, but the same, latest script imported as normal for me.

Global Shipping is the main shipping routes only, but I have seen cruise ships off Florida whilst flying to Miami.

I have up on GAIST and bought Global Shipping from Seafront which does not rely on in sim settings.

You can also retain the current camera position when Tobii is toggled off. Preferences - Camera Behaviours - Keep Position When HT Toggled.

Yes, you have to bind Toggle Head Tracking in Chase Plane itself. It's in Preferences-Camera Actions.

No need to export. Load the new plane. At the bottom of the first Chase Plane column hover over the green + and then click import. Then select a previously configured aircraft from the displayed list. The choices will be "similar aircraft" followed by a list of aircraft already configured.

Yes, in Chase Plane you can import views from similar aircraft or any other aircraft you have configured cameras for in Chase Plane. On the INTERNAL column in Chase Plane, hover over the green + at the bottom and click import.

I would not use the same button for both commands. Reset Head Tracking usually needs two pushes to centre/reset the view. It basically just tells Tobii that your current camera position is your new default head position; it doesn't move the camera position. Use one button to select pilot view and another to reset head tracking (might need two pushes).

The OP is using the freeware GAIST, not Seafront's Global Shipping.

No, global shipping covers just the major shipping lanes.