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FS2004 Pilot and Co-pilot 2D panels

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GCarty80

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I have an aircraft with a 2D panel with both captain [Window00] and co-pilot [Window01] panels. Currently the external view window is set to cover the entire screen, because if I try setting a smaller size in the [Default View] section it only applies as long as the captain's window is displayed. If I try switching to the co-pilot's view the scenery window expands to cover the entire screen again. :(

I've tried adding view_window_rect sections under [Window00] and [Window01] but they seem to have no effect -- is view_window_rect an FSX-only parameter?

Any suggestions?

George
 
Not sure about the details, but I will:
Window00: a no-bitmap background color area. use nomenu=1 so it does not show in the selection window and cannot be called via SHIFT+1. This will allow you to size the front view area. This window cannot be hidden.
Window01: pilot. This will be SHIFT+1
window02: copilot. This will be SHIFT+2
 
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