> From: w1dgetey > > Why don't some of the keys work? Some keys are general and some are specific to certain planes. Some keys don't make sense in some planes, and won't work. As well, about a year or so ago a lot of work was put into making 3D panels, which are built into the plane.
> Such as the Panel key (P) doesn't get rid of the pilots panel. > the mini panel key (s) doesn't do anything to the panel The 3D panel in a plane can't be moved/removed, only the 2D one can. Not all planes have 3D panels and not all 3D ones have a corresponding 2D panel. > the shift panel keys Shift-f5/f6 Shiftf7/f8 doesn't move the panel. > Ok, wait a minute. I was just screwing around and discovered that if > I do the Shift-8 etc... thing to look around the plane then tried the > (P) key then a c-172 panel pops up over my c-310. Then all the other > keys I just mentioned work on that panel. Of course it does nothing > for the c-310 panel. Weird. > > Is this panel movement stuff just for the c-172 Some aircraft are still being developed and often default to a C172 panel when asked to display a 2D panel. > > > > Then on some ariplane panels if you right click to the motion cursor > of the mouse you can lose th panel and never get it back. The 2D panel only displays when you are looking directly ahead. Try left-clicking while in the "look-around" mode to revert to direct ahead. > > Oh and that ctl-U that's supposed to add 1000 ft to your altitude? It > actually puts my plane on the ground. That's funny. hehe. I haven't tried it for a long time now, but, yeah, that one never worked for me either, it usually crashed me. Nick, Southern Hemisphere. _______________________________________________ Flightgear-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-users 2f585eeea02e2c79d7b1d8c4963bae2d
