Mike Yukish wrote:
> More questions!
>
> So how do I change the direction in which I am viewing and the position
> that I am viewing from? I did not see them in the list of properties, which
> seemed like a good guess on where they'd be. The camera balls on aircraft
> typically are hanging below the fuselage.
You can set the position, field of view, and initial view direction
(along with all sort of other stuff not covered by adding a new view to
the aircraft config - the following just needs adding to the -set.xml
file somewhere between the <sim></sim> tags:
<view n="100">
<internal archive="y">true</internal>
<config>
<name>Your view name here</name>
<type>lookfrom</type>
<x-offset-m archive="y"> -0.237 </x-offset-m> <!-- Right -->
<y-offset-m archive="y"> 0.291 </y-offset-m> <!-- Up -->
<z-offset-m archive="y"> -1.172 </z-offset-m> <!-- Back -->
<pitch-offset-deg>0</pitch-offset-deg>
<roll-offset-deg>0</roll-offset-deg>
<yaw-offset-deg>0</yaw-offset-deg>
</config>
</view>
It's possible to define a whole load of views in this way - user defined
views should start from n=100.
Jon
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