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Position retention when "unlocking"...

Gypsy Baron

Gypsy Baron

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Would it be posible to have ADE retain the "current
position" in the view window when you transition
from a locked to FSX state to an unloacked state?

Currently the view snaps immediately back to the
airport reference point and one muct then zoom
out and find the place you were at, click on it
and zoom back in.

When adding, adjusting, checking various airports
items I find it convenient to lock to FSX as I
move my aircraft to the desired location.
If what I am adding\mod'ing\etc extends beyond
the current view I can't pan while locked.
Selecting unlock causes me to "lose my place"...
Just a minor irritation but if it can be easily
avoided I, for one, would appreciated it.

Paul
 
Paul

I did it for a good reason at the time - I think :o

I will take a look at what is is happening when switching into and out of lock.
 
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