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FlightGear's multiple view features are very powerful, and it is amazing how fast things run on medium and even lower range hardware. | FlightGear's multiple view features are very powerful, and it is amazing how fast things run on medium and even lower range hardware. | ||
FlightGear's XML-configurable camera view system supports two major modes of operation: | FlightGear's [[XML]]-configurable camera view system supports two major modes of operation: | ||
1. If you have multiple monitors connected to your computer and setup as separate independent displays (i.e. you can't drag a window back and forth between the monitors, and can't create a window that spans multiple monitors) then you can configure FlightGear to open up a separate window on each display and draw a unique view perspective in each window. (And if you want you can configure flightgear to open multiple windows on a single display.) | 1. If you have multiple monitors connected to your computer and setup as separate independent displays (i.e. you can't drag a window back and forth between the monitors, and can't create a window that spans multiple monitors) then you can configure FlightGear to open up a separate window on each display and draw a unique view perspective in each window. (And if you want you can configure flightgear to open multiple windows on a single display.) | ||