Earl, did you guys visually sync on the 4 engine stuff by looking "through" where the prop arcs intersect and "stopping" the shadow? For those that haven't seen this, looking from the cockpit you get a vantage point so your line of sight goes through both prop arcs. If those two engines are different RPM you will see a "shadow" from where the blades on the engines coincide…this shadow will move/rotate, direction depending on which engine is turning faster. You changed RPM on one of the engines so this "shadow" becomes stationary…voila those two engines are synced.
guys in here would think I had been in some kind of "sauce" or something!
only a moron would use Dolby positioning in a game.
To control a specific engine its shift (engine #), and to control all its Ctrl+E not Shift.
I fly the P-38, and I have used this. Just to make sure, I hit offline training real quick to confirm. Shift-1, E, shut down my left engine. Ctrl+E then let me control the remaining engine.
Earl if you don't have it already you can print a one page reference sheet from the trainers page. Just scroll down the left side of the page, look for One Page Quick Reference under downloads. http://trainers.hitechcreations.com/