Since the last update i have noticed that the default VR position for the C172 Classic is too low in the seat. Even with centering the seat with the center view command ( which i have set as my middle mouse button), the default view is too low. The actual C172 view should be where you have to peer down from the sides to look out the side windows, and where you can see a bit of the top of the engine cowling. Even on raising my height with ‘move camera position up’ it doesnt fix this.
Has anyone else noticed an abnormally low pilot position in VR ? any fixes ?
On Choosing the default C172 with the G1000 display, the default VR pilot position is just right, as i described.
Was it you flying the plane?
Where was the camera mounted?
How tall was the pilot?
It is quite difficult to judge the eye level base on such photos but I would say it looks way to high in your example:)
I think, we VR pilots tend to raise our position for better visibility which isn’t the case in reality.
How about this?
Yup, exactly what I do although I simplified the key mappings to make is a little easier whilst actually in VR.
It still beats me why the devs did not see it fit to provide a real quick and easy way to save the position for each aircraft once you have it set how you like. I find it almost always necessary to move my position for every aircraft.
I use Voice Attack for my move commands in VR and find I can get the correct seat position for me. In the 172 Classic I want to see under the wings and just see a little of the cowling for my correct sight picture.
I’ve adjusted the camera.cfg for pretty much every aircraft I fly in the sim. I prefer this over saving a new camera position and just assigned a button on my yoke to reset it if it ever gets out of position in VR.
Strange, I flew the 172 steam guage version quire a bit last weekend in VR and it seemed fine to me.
I ran into an issue with the Carenado 182 where in VR my view was on the floor looking at the rudder pedals. I was able to fix that by using the up and down and left and right arrow keys on the keyboard to adjust my perspective up and to the left until it seemed normal.
These are OK but these controls move the camera at an absurdly high speed, making it very hard to fine tune. Anyone know how to slow it down or make it operate in small “clicks” or “steps” ?
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