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[superconnie]

That's my problem... if it is too easy, I don't get it

I will try that....

[Tim]

It will be good to see this working with FSX.

Since MS as elected to not allow quarter or side views, without seeing the 3d virtual panels, it appears this could be the only way to have extended front visuals in FSX.

[superconnie]

Either I am too stupid or too smart.... If I press the "+" only an additional top view window appears.... does not change the angle of view at all.

How do you change the FOV, guys??? HELP!!! Pleeeease...


Christian

[Matt Olieman]

Shift +

Not the Num keys.

Matt O.

[superconnie]

I think we are talking about different things... or the keys are different on a german keyboard.

I'd like to change the angle of view of THIS:
(I'd like to see the runway edge etc...)

[Matt Olieman]

Oops, sorry, not reading your question

Num Lock off, use the outer keys for views. Such as 6 is 3 O'clock, 4 is 9 O'clock, etc.

Matt O.

[superconnie]

Still not what I mean... I'm not talking about switching views, I want to enlarge the viewing area of the front view...about like this:

The idea is that if I want to use a wider screen, I need to adjust the scenery. Assume I had a 180deg screen, it makes no sense to see a 10 mile wide runway when I turn my head.

[Kris Stow]

Christian,

Try this go into your viewing options on FSX and set the zoom factor if the "+" and "-" on your keyboard is not work.

Another thing to try is where you set up your keyboard commands, make sure your zooms are set to a key you assign might make it easier for you.

Good Luck, hope this helps

[superconnie]

I have FS9.... is it possible that in this version you can't change the viewing angle?

[Kris Stow]

Oh sorry I have been in FSX code for a couple of days now.. It should be the same for FS9 just locate where you are able to set your keyboard commands in the options section for the "Zoom" function and change it to a key that is suitable for you. Let us know if it works. Don't see a reason it should not.