Sounds reasonable to me, but I'm easily amused. On Monday 03 December 2001 10:05 pm, you wrote: > We'll have the ability to control the propeller as well as the > throttle and mixture for the Cessna 310 very soon. In preparation for > that, I'd like to propose changing some of the default keybindings. > > Many (most?) larger piston-engine planes have a pedestal in the centre > with, from left to right, throttle (black), propeller control (blue), > and mixture (red). Most PC keyboards have a 3x2 cluster of keys at > the top, with Insert/Delete on the left, Home/End in the middle, and > Page Up/Page down on the right. I'd like to rebind those as follows: > > [Left] > Insert: increase all throttles > Delete: decrease all throttles > [Centre] > Home: increase all propeller RPM > End: decrease all propeller RPM > [Right] > Page Up: enrich all mixture > Page Down: lean all mixture > > That way, the layout would correspond with that of the controls in a > real plane, and it would be trivially easy to control the powerplant > with one hand (without looking) while holding a mouse or joystick in > the other. > > Comments? Objections? Cheers of encouragement? > > > All the best, > > > David
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