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HI All,

After few months of scrounging around the forum, and a lot of trial and error. I am starting to get the TF-51 and the F-86 dialed in a bit. My question has to do with which axis I should be using to sit a little lower in the cockpit. I am using TrackIR 5 so I ran this question past them first and they indicate that the fix lies within the game itself.

So, any input would be appreciated.

Thanks

It is always best to not fly too fast or fly too slow. So I fly half fast. :D

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RCntrl+RShift while you push NumPad 2 key will lower your view and using the Numpad 8 key will raise your view.

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In F-86, if you have landing seat adjustment ticked in mission options you will get higher or lower with gears down, guns, missiles and bombs. Not sure why you want to have a lower seat in the Mustang though.

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In F-86, if you have landing seat adjustment ticked in mission options you will get higher or lower with gears down, guns, missiles and bombs. Not sure why you want to have a lower seat in the Mustang though.

 

Actually the seat in the Mustang is just fine. Thanks for the feedback though.

It is always best to not fly too fast or fly too slow. So I fly half fast. :D

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