in the image below you'll see our Grob Tutor flight sim using P3D V4.
we've moved the in-game camera to try and capture the cockpit in the centre, but there's a couple of adjustments we could do with that i'm hoping someone can help with please.
we would like to:
keep the wings at the height shown in the image (but perhaps bring them forward a little)
bring the nose up (and narrow it slightly)
remove the sim canopy reflection from each side (you can only just make this out on the image - the diagonal lines in red)
thanks for the link, but i don't really understand the majority of that table.
I've already changed the "XYZ" values in the configuration file to place the camera in the position you see in my image above, but i want to move specific elements - the nose up, but leave the wings where they are - i probably missed something in the table, but i'm not sure what i want to do is possible??
Adjusting specific pieces of the aircraft would require changes to the aircraft model. You could try adjusting the field of view to alter what is shown on the screen but this may introduce distortion.
I'm not sure if this may help you with what you're looking for, but you can adjust where the camera(Eyepoint) is at with the "Move Eyepoint Down", "Move Eyepoint Up", etc keyboard shortcuts listed here: https://www.prepar3d.com/SDKv4/prepar3d ... rview.html
Let us know if this helps, adjusting the eyepoint backwards and down may get you what you're looking for. You may be able to see how you want the eyepoint lined up with these keyboard shortcuts and then try to replicate that same camera view location through the camera config's CenterOffsetXyz values.
