> You can already scroll 2D panels (like the 737's) using the
> shift+f5/f6/f7/f8 combinations. Took me months to discover this little
> secret, which makes the 737 much nicer, since the autopilot engage and
> disengage buttons are offscreen by default...
Excellent, thanks! I'll try the 737 ag
Major A wrote:
BTW, a rather nice feature of X-Plane (well, compared to MSFS at
least) is the scrolling panel so that you get access to all controls
just by scrolling, without popping up subpanels. Are there thoughts of
how full-features aircraft panels (737, let alone Concorde etc.) are
to be la
On 05/02/06, Georg Vollnhals <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> if you fly with AP it is a pleasure zooming on an instrument in 3d
> cockpit and read it/make your inputs.
> This is bad if you fly *manually/by hand*, you can't control your
> aircraft as you would like to :-/.
That's a problem in real li
Georg Vollnhals wrote:
>>
> Hi Andras, hi Josh!
> if you fly with AP it is a pleasure zooming on an instrument in 3d
> cockpit and read it/make your inputs.
> This is bad if you fly *manually/by hand*, you can't control your
> aircraft as you would like to :-/.
> Therefore my wish for the *future*
Josh Babcock schrieb:
Major A wrote:
There is already a new 737 model and 3D panel in the pipe
line.
Which one are you referring to? The current CVS model?
I think I could contribute to FlightGear by writing code for
instruments. Inspired by Benedikt Stratmann's x737 for X-Plane, it
would be
Major A wrote:
>>There is already a new 737 model and 3D panel in the pipe
>>line.
>
>
> Which one are you referring to? The current CVS model?
>
> I think I could contribute to FlightGear by writing code for
> instruments. Inspired by Benedikt Stratmann's x737 for X-Plane, it
> would be nice to
> There is already a new 737 model and 3D panel in the pipe
> line.
Which one are you referring to? The current CVS model?
I think I could contribute to FlightGear by writing code for
instruments. Inspired by Benedikt Stratmann's x737 for X-Plane, it
would be nice to have a 737 or so which is a
On Thursday 02 February 2006 14:15, Justin Smithies wrote:
> I can do coding and getting the data / layouts / photos etc from Boeing
For coding, you shoulding look into Nasal: http://www.plausible.org/nasal
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Justin Smithies wrote:
> We would need a good 3d modeller for a start as im not that hot.
> I can do coding and getting the data / layouts / photos etc from Boeing
>
maybe this one here is a good source for information too:
http://www.b737.org.uk/
Markus Barenhoff
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Hi Justin
There is already a new 737 model and 3D panel in the pipe
line.
Cheers
Innis
From: Justin Smithies writes
Who all would be interested in updating or rather building a new 737 model
with 3d panels etc and more working realistic features. Using the latest
Boeing 737 data ?
We could ma
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