to add CAMERAS, any 2004 or earlier model has to be converted over to FSX. either already have or are willing to purchase the product you did so it can be investigated.ģ). to know exactly WHICH model you purchased.Ģ). There are several 757 models on the page you linked to, so for someone to investigate they need:ġ). The method (or even the ability) to create internal fuselage views is dependent on the individual model. It would be even better if the window frame shows up at whichever edge I'm looking toward, and plus points for realistic head-bobs and so forth. I'm trying to find a passenger window view from just behind the wing that lets me pan the camera's facing within the normal constraints that a real-world passenger would experience- in other words, no straight forward or back, no straight up or down, but somewhere near a 120-150 degree "cone" of panning in all directions, plus zooming ability. Then I had to uninstall EZdok because so far, it doesn't "play nice" with FSX:SE. :( I got EZdok and "toured" the cabin of MJ's C-47 V2 trying to place a camera at a window, but when I looked out the window I got all sorts of clipping through the cabin skin if I got close enough to a window to actually see out of it. I have read that one could make their own cabin window view.
Even on the payware sites, I'm not finding cabin window views listed as a feature (example: QW 757).
Does anyone know which FSX airliners have cabin window views? I did a forum search and found a thread that mostly said "none of the defaults" (Duh!) without naming a single airplane that does have such a view.
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