It is a great game for plane rides, taking pictures of scenery, logging flight times, or just staying home and playing it in the background. I know at least a couple dozen people who do this as well. I still bring it with me on my plane rides. This is a great game to bring with you on airplanes. It's not as big of a deal with X-Camera because if you can't see the cockpit you can still look around, but I still like to know where my plane is flying. I want the furthest distance away from the nose, and the lowest angle of the camera so I don't have to look up at the cockpit when I'm flying. Then you go to the settings and adjust the axis to the angle you want. To do this all you have to do is go to the menu and select the camera itself. Also, the default settings don't adjust the camera to be equidistant from the front of the plane and the back. I didn't want to have to stand in front of the cockpit and do it. That's how it was set up in XP10, and I hated that feature. If you are familiar with the camera in FSX you know what I am talking about. When you turn the camera on in XP11 it doesn't automatically move. I am also not using the automatic camera movement. This is a safety measure to make sure that it isn't being used for real time monitoring. The only thing I have to add to the settings is turning off the options that are set to use your webcam if it is plugged in.

This shouldn't be a big deal to anybody though. If you have your own settings I would love to know them. I am going to post the details of the settings I use and for other people to get more ideas.

There is an evaluation copy available there as well. The full version of X-Camera is also for sale over at Steam Spy. If you just want a trial version for yourself you can also download a trial version here. If you are not a modder and don't want to run this mod on your own X-plane simulator you can download the zip file here.

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