We will need these view controls in a second to get to our view that we wish to save as a snap view. Please note that this menu also has the controls for manipulating the in-cockpit view (such as look up, zoom in, rotate left): if you do not own a headtracking solution (such as a VR headset or TrackIR) you may wish to familiarize yourself with these bindings and/or rebind them to a more easily accessible button on your keyboard / joystick / HOTAS. It lists the selected module (for example, 'FA-18C Sim') and then lists the subsection of that modules controls ('All', 'Sensors', 'View' and 'View Cockpit'). To do this go to the 'adjust controls' menu, and go to the View Cockpit tab for your appropriate module. Rebinding any Snap View saves it permanently for use in all sessions afterwards (even if you shutdown DCS).

Snap Views are module specific to my knowledge, so you can have a ton of allocated Snap Views without having to worry about interfering with any of your other modules' Snap Views. That means that if you wish to use any of up to 10 snap views, you first have to allocate a key to do so. Please note that by default the snap views are enabled, but they are not bound to any keys in the default bindings. This can be an incredibly useful tool to create custom views that you can quickly for your radar / targeting screens even for those with headtracking / VR setups this can be a valuable addition to your workflow in the cockpit. Snap views allow you to set a preset view position in the cockpit, that you can then access at the press of a button. 2.2 Manually adjusting cockpit view limits.2.1 Prepared file to modify your view limits.

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