Flexman

I think Translate cockpit View is not the kind of movement that I need. That one moves the camera, I want to move the projection. I found a way to do it but it doesn't work if you use ChasePlane. MSFS still has no good airplanes so I'm sticking to P3D for now.

I was reading and it looks like it might be possible. There's a CFG/SDK setting called LeftSideAngle/RightSideAngle, etc. But I was playing with it and didn't see any changes so maybe Chaseplane is overriding these settings. In MSFS, as far as I know, this isn't possible. You can move the camera, of course, but you can't pan the whole flat projection, which is what I need.

Yeah, that solution feels a bit off. I could keep the sim in windowed mode, make the window wider and just drag it to the right so that part of the window falls outside of the monitor.

I use chaseplane but it doesn't add any camera movement that isn't already possible with default P3D. One can indeed vary the sitting position. Sitting position is essentially camera position. I just want to see more cockpit to the left, without changing the viewpoint (moving the camera) to keep the perspective correct as in the real airplane (PFD aligned with Control Column as it should be)

I'm new to the forum so hello everybody. I'm Omar from Spain. I've been wondering if there's a way to offset the viewpoint center in Prepar3d. Right now, the POV is always aligned with the center of the monitor. I want to see more cockpit to one side than on the other side. Right now, the only way to do this is to pan the camera. The problem with doing this is that the PFD will no longer be aligned with the control column (as it should be). I basically want my PFD and control column on the right of the screen while being able to see the whole MCP on the left side of the screen. I use the FO seat but the same would apply for someone using the standard captain seat. Is there a way to just offset the POV like this? I made an animation showing what I mean. Thanks! Thanks