The Secret ChasePlane Trick Every Flight Simmer Needs

Running out of physical buttons on your Stream Deck? In this video, we are diving into Parallel 42 ChasePlane to unlock two secret setup tricks that will save you massive amounts of button space! We skip the basic setup wizard and jump straight into real-world masterclass tricks: Single-Key View Cycling: How to map multiple camera views (like wing, engine, and cabin angles) to one single Stream Deck button. Smart FMC vs. MCDU Mapping: How to set up language aliases so your onboard computer key dynamically targets the right box whether you are flying Boeing or Airbus. 📋 COPY & PASTE ALIAS CODE: Use this exact string in ChasePlane's camera search/alias settings to match all major flight computer terms: /(fmc|mcdu|fms)/ Get ChasePlane: https://parallel42.com/products/chase... Chapters: 00:00 - Intro (Skipping the setup wizard) 01:00 - My Stream Deck ChasePlane Setup 04:45 - Tip 1: Single-Key Camera View Cycling 07:50 - Tip 2: FMC / MCDU Alias Mapping 12:15 - Tip 3: How to edit a view 13:55 - Tip 4: Stream Deck F key beyond F11 16:58 - Views in different aircraft 19:25 - Wrap Up Quick Question for the Comments: Are you Team Boeing (FMC) or Team Airbus (MCDU)? Let me know in the comments how you have set up your camera profiles! If this guide helped you clean up your desk setup, please drop a like and subscribe for more practical flight simulation guides, hardware setups, and tutorials. #ChasePlane #StreamDeck #MSFS2024 #FlightSimulator #Parallel42 #Elgato #FlightSim I capture gameplay with The Elgato Game Capture HD because it's the most highly recommended by other YouTubers: http://bit.ly/LCO57Q My YouTube channel is by a gaming fan giving back to the gaming community and is devoted to providing reviews of Video Games, Gameplay reviews, Videogame walkthroughs, and Gameplay Commentaries and Tutorials. Since these are reviews, and walkthroughs with my commentary, they are protected under the fair use law because they are for critical and educational purposes. What I upload is completely fair use and does not violate any of YouTube's Polices or Terms of service. This means I can use this gameplay footage as long as I provide commentary that is somewhat educational or instructional without the copyright owners consent. All comments are my own and are not aimed to offend or cause arguments they are my opinion of the subject matter.