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Aircanuck

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At the present time when in the cockpit, I hit the keyboard spacebar to lower and raise my view over the dashboard. I want to ( move ) bind that to a button on my Thrustmaster Throttle Quadrant , having trouble locating the "camera tab" to tweak , anybody ?

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I'm not in FS2020 right now, but in the control settings you can search for a command by it's keystroke.
 
On that topic.. for some reason most of my planes load with the pilot too far forward!
Where does one look to change that permanently?
 
Wing_Z said:
Where does one look to change that permanently?
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That would be the camera.cfg file. I've had just a little luck tweaking a couple of those, but it's hit and miss at times. If you're good at deciphering VCR instructions, the SDK docs cover the config files:

Introduction

docs.flightsimulator.com docs.flightsimulator.com
 
Thanks, would you believe my flightsim PC just spat the dummy?
I'll delve once it's alive, but I am reminded that you can somewhere set the cockpit view for IFR or VFR or landing.
I think I may have changed that somewhere in the main options.
 
I think the default key is the spacebar for raising your viewpoint a few inches. I also have that command replicated with a button on my X52's stick. I find with several planes that it's useful to be able to see over the nose when I'm higher, but then I can drop back down to see the instruments without having to let go of either the throttle or stick.
 
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