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Old 10-22-2010, 03:22 PM
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When you put the mouse coursor to the lever or the gauge the popup line show you the purpose (sometime even data, say current pressure or tempetature, after the name of gauge). This will help for the novices to learn anything in cockpit. Or say to understand the purpose of German or Italian (Russian, Japanese, etc) gauges/levers/knobs, etc for English speaking users.

When you put the mouse on the lever and press button you may move the mouse... and the lever will also moving.
wauu this is good
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Old 10-22-2010, 03:38 PM
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When you put the mouse coursor to the lever or the gauge the popup line show you the purpose (sometime even data, say current pressure or tempetature, after the name of gauge). This will help for the novices to learn anything in cockpit. Or say to understand the purpose of German or Italian (Russian, Japanese, etc) gauges/levers/knobs, etc for English speaking users.

When you put the mouse on the lever and press button you may move the mouse... and the lever will also moving.
THANKS OLEG! A million times.....

You've given us "Clickable Cockpits".

Thanks from myself and all TX squadron!

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When you put the mouse coursor to the lever or the gauge the popup line show you the purpose (sometime even data, say current pressure or tempetature, after the name of gauge). This will help for the novices to learn anything in cockpit. Or say to understand the purpose of German or Italian (Russian, Japanese, etc) gauges/levers/knobs, etc for English speaking users.

When you put the mouse on the lever and press button you may move the mouse... and the lever will also moving.
Great to hear this oleg
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Old 10-22-2010, 03:47 PM
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Nice cockpits! Good reflections/lighting, details. Thanks for the update.
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Old 10-22-2010, 03:54 PM
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Mice....There aren't enough smilies to express it all i'm afraid.. Keep posting these impressive updates. I like the way the rivers show up, it does getting more and more photo realistic!

Btw, how does the oil show up on this new pit model? Will it distort the shadows? If there is such a picture..sorry for missing that in the huge threads.
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Old 10-22-2010, 03:51 PM
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absolutly gorgeous !!!

just one "question":
when the 109E got thumplevers on the throttle to control the manual pitch , wasnt the lever at the instrument panel sealed over ?

the picture shows both.
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Old 10-22-2010, 03:53 PM
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absolutly gorgeous !!!

just one "question":
when the 109E got thumplevers on the throttle to control the manual pitch , wasnt the lever at the instrument panel sealed over ?

the picture shows both.
We have both varianst as I recal.
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Nice picture, the last one. Nice to see the shadows coming from the tree on the ground.
To me the sun looks a bit to big, but correct me if i m wrong. Thands for the picture, Oleg.
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Old 10-22-2010, 07:58 PM
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When you put the mouse coursor to the lever or the gauge the popup line show you the purpose (sometime even data, say current pressure or tempetature, after the name of gauge). This will help for the novices to learn anything in cockpit. Or say to understand the purpose of German or Italian (Russian, Japanese, etc) gauges/levers/knobs, etc for English speaking users.

When you put the mouse on the lever and press button you may move the mouse... and the lever will also moving.

Incredible, I hope track ir wont be fudged up by that.
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Old 10-23-2010, 09:07 PM
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When you put the mouse on the lever and press button you may move the mouse... and the lever will also moving.
That will be a very nice feature! It saves me from making separate keyboard mapping for the different planes. Thanks for your attention to details, Oleg!
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