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Help and Support Forums => Help and Training => Topic started by: GoRla on November 04, 2008, 09:10:58 PM
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I downloaded the game and it worked fine and started and i choose a plane and click the direction i want to start flying from but when the plane comes on the screen and the engine starts and the propellers start but the plane doesn't start to move. I press the + key to increase the throttle the speed doesn't increases. It stays the same. I've tried miserably hard to get this plane in the air so i can finally have the world war II experience. Please some one give me a step by step instruction on how to get the damn plane off the run way. PLEASE!!! thank you :pray :pray :pray :pray :pray :pray :pray
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I am guessing that since you're trying to use the keyboard for throttle, that you don't have a joystick. You may need to take a few minutes to Set up your mouse as a controller (http://trainers.hitechcreations.com/mouse/mouse.htm) if that is the case.
If you do have a joystick with a throttle axis, then the keyboard throttle commands will not work since they are overridden by the joystick. A tutorial for setting up a joystick can be found here (http://trainers.hitechcreations.com/controllers/controllers.htm).
Both tutorials are from the AHII Trainers Site (http://trainers.hitechcreations.com/)
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Also, if it is the + key on the key pad, that only changes R.P.M. in the engine, rather than being an actual throttle.
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Shift + on the keyboard (not keypad) = full throttle.
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If its a mouse, id really recomend a chapo joystick for starters. IMO
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If its a mouse, id really recomend a chapo joystick for starters. IMO
I'd have to agree. Spend about $20 on a stick if that's the best you can afford. Or go on e-bay and find you an MS Sidewinder stick. I love my MS Sidewinder.
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I'd have to agree. Spend about $20 on a stick if that's the best you can afford. Or go on e-bay and find you an MS Sidewinder stick. I love my MS Sidewinder.
yeah,you dont need to spend a lot on a stick,a cheap one will be better than any mouse. One with 5 or more mappable buttons is better.
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I'd have to agree. Spend about $20 on a stick if that's the best you can afford. Or go on e-bay and find you an MS Sidewinder stick. I love my MS Sidewinder.
Heck, thrift stores have all you could ever want in cheap-o joysticks. Plus they are so cheap, that if they don't work, you can return them for the exact same price.
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What field are you at? I'll fly right over and "help" you off the runway. :D