Or maybe your joystick/throttle controller has software that will let you do that? Also and it depends on your keyboard but you could setup a macro that when pressing 'S' it cycles through the keyboard shortcuts you are talking about. It's just a different beast and does things differently You could try and search for a plugin that let's you cycle views. In my opinion you will get far more out of X-Plane by using the settings provided rather than trying to make it like P3D or FSX or whatever. It appears that each view needs its own unique key stroke Is there any way to set the above structure up in XP-11 via Settings/Keyboard/Views?Ģ. It appears that each view needs its own unique key stroke.ġ. So far I have not been able to find the ability to run a sequence of views by hitting the same key. Is there any way to set the above structure up in XP-11 via Settings/Keyboard/Views? Shift + A will take me back 1 sub-view & Shift + S will take me back 1 primary view. When I am on any of those primary Views, by hitting the A key sequentially I can cycle through the sub-views associated with that primary View. The aircraft author may have configured one or more of them to be a passenger view.

On my system they're bound to the 0-9 keys on the numpad, but I can't remember if that's the default or not. The idea being to be able to switch from one sim to the other without having to recall 'differences' in the controls.Īt the moment I am focused on Views, & in P3D v4.1 keyboard Views, I have the S key set so that pushing it sequentially will cycle the View from Virtual Cockpit (Cockpit View), to Outside Spot, then Tower View & finally Angle view. X-Plane has ten 'quick look' commands, which move the camera to up to ten preset positions, configured per aircraft. I intend to end up using both flight sims & am trying to get the Keyboard settings in XP-11 to be the same as those for P3D v4.1, where possible. I am currently flying P3D v4.1 & learning XP-11 via the demo module.

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