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MSFS Hiding Pilots Option when 'in' VC?

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lionheart

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Is it possible... To have the pilot 'hide' when in the model? I am using the same model for interior and exterior. Can one possibly set a setting in the Flight Model config, or somewhere, that the pilot and co-pilot do not appear when in VC camera mode?

Many thanks,

Bill
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Anthony31

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I did this in FSX through simconnect, subscribe to the VIEW event and whenever the view changed it would tell you if it was VC, exterior or top down. You might want to try some of the new Camera variables in Simulation Variables in the MSFS docs. Don't know exactly what they do or even if they are working yet but Camera State, Camera Substate, Camera View type and index sound promising.
 
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