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VR requires "Click Spots" to Enter/Exit aircraft

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    Hi,

    Firstly congrats on a brilliant product, I did a search here but could not find anything relating to the issue of not being able to Enter or Exit the aircraft whilst in VR.

    What is requested is;

    • When opening the Pilot Door from the outside, there needs to be an area (Seat or Yoke for example) to mouse click/yoke button press that allows transition into the cockpit

    • When opening the Pilot Door to exit, there needs to be an area (foot plate perhaps) to mouse click/yoke button press that allows transition onto the Tarmac.

    The reason for this is simple; When using VR it's a pain to remove the headset and fumble around trying to locate the SHIFT + C keys in order to get in/out of the aircraft, unfortunately not everyone has a spare Button to bind this action too either.

    Other Developers have taken advantage of this by utilising a click spot in a certain area, unlike the default aircraft that annoyingly transition you into the aircraft when you open the door (I'm very much against this action).

    Could this minor feature be included in a future patch please?
    Many Thanks,
    MarcG

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    • M MarcG

      Hi,

      Firstly congrats on a brilliant product, I did a search here but could not find anything relating to the issue of not being able to Enter or Exit the aircraft whilst in VR.

      What is requested is;

      • When opening the Pilot Door from the outside, there needs to be an area (Seat or Yoke for example) to mouse click/yoke button press that allows transition into the cockpit

      • When opening the Pilot Door to exit, there needs to be an area (foot plate perhaps) to mouse click/yoke button press that allows transition onto the Tarmac.

      The reason for this is simple; When using VR it's a pain to remove the headset and fumble around trying to locate the SHIFT + C keys in order to get in/out of the aircraft, unfortunately not everyone has a spare Button to bind this action too either.

      Other Developers have taken advantage of this by utilising a click spot in a certain area, unlike the default aircraft that annoyingly transition you into the aircraft when you open the door (I'm very much against this action).

      Could this minor feature be included in a future patch please?
      Many Thanks,
      MarcG

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      Black Square
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      @MarcG In fact, this has come up a couple times in the last week, and I've already implemented exactly what you've asked for. I'll look forward to thinking about you enjoying it in VR after the next update 🙂

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        @MarcG In fact, this has come up a couple times in the last week, and I've already implemented exactly what you've asked for. I'll look forward to thinking about you enjoying it in VR after the next update 🙂

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        @Black-Square said in VR requires "Click Spots" to Enter/Exit aircraft:

        @MarcG In fact, this has come up a couple times in the last week, and I've already implemented exactly what you've asked for. I'll look forward to thinking about you enjoying it in VR after the next update 🙂

        aahh ok must've been inside a thread somewhere (I searched topics), anyway that's awesome many thanks, I look forward to trying it out 🙂

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