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--- simulator:mcf [2017/01/23 20:07] – [Developer option] jh
+++ simulator:mcf [2018/09/30 13:37] – [Developer option] jh
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 > Backup the ''main.mcf'' before manually editing it!
-Almost at the very bottom of the ''main.mcf'' there is an option to enable the developer mode for Aerofly FS 2. Setting the ''developer'' flag to true will add developer cameras to the Aerofly FS 2 and enable other developer features.
+Almost at the very bottom of the ''main.mcf'' there is an option to enable the developer mode for Aerofly FS 2. Setting the ''Enabled'' flag to true will add developer cameras to the Aerofly FS 2 and enable other developer features.
-<code>        <[bool][developer][true]></code>
+<code>        <[settings_developer][developer_settings][]
+            <[bool][Enabled][true]>
+        ></code>
 Probably one of the most useful feature of the developer mode is the possibility to quickly reload an aircraft while the simulator is running. Using this feature during aircraft development allows you to quickly modify the TMD description file and immediately see the results. You can assign a custom key in the controller menu.
-===== gc-map.mcf ======
+====VR Native View====
+setting this to true enables the normal view on the 2d monitor as opposed to side by side view.
+<code>       <[bool][vr_render_native_view_on_screen][false]>  </code>
+====gc-map.mcf====
 The ''C:\Users\%USERNAME%\Documents\Aerofly FS 2\main.mcf'' is also a [[simulator:text_files|text file]] and it contains all joystick and keyboard assignments.
-> Deleting this file should reset all game-control assignments. Please note, that there is also an [[manual:controller|in game option]] for this purpose and that manually deleting the file is not the recommended way to reset the controls
+> Deleting this file should reset all game-control assignments. Please note, that there is also an [[manual:controller|in game option]] for this purpose and that manually deleting the file is not the recommended way to reset the controls.
+====User Defined Scenery Folder====
+you can define a custom user folder by adding your location to the field: **<[string8][extra_user_folder][]>
+** located within the **main.mcf** file.
+The location must contain the sub-folder "scenery".
+This will give users the ability to place their custom scenery in a location other than the documents folder located on the root drive.