FOR AVSIM LIBRARY MANAGERS

A FLY!II camera with source code :
author : ROTW team
28/04/02 

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title : RunwayCam v.2 a dll Fly!II camera (PC) with source code.

This camera is a mix between TRI tower camera and observer camera. The point of view is fixed to the nearest runway at the ground height or the aircraft altitude. Zoom is enabled.
The result is between TRI 'tower' camera and 'observer' camera.
Best results with approaches.

This is the Fly!II version of the previous Fly!1 runway camera. I used the Chris Wallace overhead code example to prepare this camera as I did before with his Fly!1 'chase' camera.
Thank you Chris for your examples.
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Installation :
- place RunwayCamII.dll in your module/pc subfolder
- save a backup and modify data/cameras.txt as below (be sure to have the 'rnwy' one)
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6
spot,Spot Camera,1
chas,Chase Camera,1
obsv,Stationary Camera,1
flyb,Fly-By Camera,1
towr,Tower Camera,1
rnwy,Runway Camera,1
cmoh,OverHead Camera,1
intr,IntCam Camera,1
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As you can see I actually use only 6 cameras over 8. If you want all 8 cameras, just change 6 with 8. Note that you can also change the order of these cameras. 

Keys :
(All the keys work with Ctrl)
- Ctrl + keypad minus = zoom to 0.0
- Ctrl + keypad plus = zoom to 0.99 (maxi)
- Ctrl + key left arrow = zoom in
- Ctrl + key right arrow = zoom out
						|- Ctrl + key up arrow = more altitude
- Ctrl + key page up = aircraft altitude view	|
						|- Ctrl + key down arrow = less altitude
- Ctrl + key page down = ground height point of view 
- Ctrl + home (key over end key) = airport name message




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This is shared code : you can use it as you wish.
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Thanks to Chris Wallace for his code source examples for I copy them without any changes and they work great.

