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KellyB

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Just began playing around with p3d v2.5.
trying to port over a CalClassic dc6b, originally designed for fs9 but upgraded for FSX. Most of the functions work, but I cannot get the eyepoint to raise/lower, and if I go full screen, the 2d cockpit does not fit top to bottom.

Where do I look to see if I can fix this? Do I have to somehow resize the bmp?

Or is this something simple that I am just not seeing "for the trees"?
 
KellyB said:
Just began playing around with p3d v2.5.
trying to port over a CalClassic dc6b, originally designed for fs9 but upgraded for FSX. Most of the functions work, but I cannot get the eyepoint to raise/lower, and if I go full screen, the 2d cockpit does not fit top to bottom.

Where do I look to see if I can fix this? Do I have to somehow resize the bmp?

Or is this something simple that I am just not seeing "for the trees"?
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It's the panel size indicated at the bottom of the panel.cfg file. make sure it is the same as with native P3D planes!

Dumonceau
 
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