Keypad 2 |
Look down in cockpit |
Keypad 4 |
Look left in cockpit |
Keypad 5 |
Center view |
Keypad 6 |
Look right in cockpit |
Keypad 8 |
Look up in cockpit |
Joystick Hat Switch - Move viewpoint in cockpit.
l |
Engage Padlock mode. Switches point of view to current target. |
Keypad / |
Switch to external camera viewpoint. Hit Keypad * to switch to free external camera mode. |
Joystick Button #1 |
Zoom in while in external camera |
Joystick Button #2 |
Zoom out while in external camera mode |
Joystick |
Pans around ship. |
ALT+N |
External camera follows warhead. |
ALT+U |
External camera follows CMD target |
ALT+J |
Flyby Camera |
Scroll Lock |
Allows you to move cockpit view with mouse |
Alt+ . |
Switch to Simple HUD (authentic SW mode) |
Ctrl + End |
Toggle HUD on/off |
Page Up |
Toggle Rear Sensor on/off |
Home |
Toggle middle MFD panel |
Insert |
Toggle Forward Sensor/ Shield indicator |
Page Down |
Toggle/Hilight Right MFD |
Delete |
Toggle/Hilight Left MFD |
Padlock mode is rather unique - it moves the point of reference from your targeting recticle to the ship in your CMD. In laymans terms, this mode keeps your view focused on target, even if the ship is behind you. Its a great mode for targeting ships, but has a steep learning curve.
I highly recommend the use of Simple HUD for replaying missions. By freeing up the screen space, you get a much more authentic Star Wars experience, and the various cruisers feel all the more bigger. While in Simple HUD, targeted craft have a rectangular cross-hair around them - clockwise from the top left, the stats are hull, systems, cargo, and shields.
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