February 27, 20251 yr So far, very happy with the A350; looks amazing! When I switch to VR, using the Quest 3, the pilot's view point seems off - too far back and too low. The tops of my thighs are roughly where the top of the seat cushions are and my face is roughly where the back of the seat is. The "positioning balls" on the pillar on the windscreen are way off. I tried to adjust the seat, using the buttons on the seat pillar just in case, no joy. I got the seat moved back and to the side but I couldn't return the seat to the flying position; couldn't find anything about the seat controls in the iniBuilds A350 manual. Early days, I know... Cheers.
February 27, 20251 yr It‘s early days, yes, but rest assured: they won‘t fix it as they failed to fix the incorrect cockpit-geometry on the A300-600 ( after several attempts of mine to make it clear ) as well. Especially in VR it‘s a vast dealbreaker!
February 27, 20251 yr My viewpoint in VR when I centered it made it look like I was looking down to much. I went to an outside view and when I came back to the cockpit it went to a normal position. See if that works for you.
February 27, 20251 yr Author 2 hours ago, Jeremy Wright said: My viewpoint in VR when I centered it made it look like I was looking down to much. I went to an outside view and when I came back to the cockpit it went to a normal position. See if that works for you. I think I did but I'll try that again and report back. Thanks.
February 27, 20251 yr 5 hours ago, Jeremy Wright said: My viewpoint in VR when I centered it made it look like I was looking down to much. I went to an outside view and when I came back to the cockpit it went to a normal position. See if that works for you. You are right, it works perfectly for me as well
March 1, 20251 yr Author This helped but my viewpoint was still about 5cm to the left of the PFD and about 10-15cm too far back. This needs a little tweaking...
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