another question...:)

[herryson]

1.I heared about factory and city.
But where is it?
I can see only runway and fleets  

2
.I know that "shift-x" is auto pilot angle.
what's mean this word?
"x" is go straight, and "alt-x" is go up.
but "shift-x", I don't know well....

3.when taking off and landing,
which notch of flaps are best?
I don't know the difference between one notch and two.
I found old topics, but everybody told differently.

4.
Can I collide with friend?not enemy.


[This message has been edited by herryson (edited 02-14-2001).]

[hblair]

 

Originally posted by herryson:
1.I heared about factory and city.
But where is it?
I can see only runway and fleets    

Snefens has a cool map, I'll send you a link to it when I get home.

 

I know that "shift-x" is auto pilot angle.
what's mean this word?
"x" is go straight, and "alt-x" is go up.
but "shift-x", I don't know well....

[/b]

Shift-X puts your plane on auto-pilot at whatever pitch angle the nose of your plane is pointed at the time you press the command.

 

When taking off and landing,
which notch of flaps are best?
I don't know the difference between one notch and two.
I found old topics, but everybody told differently.

[/b]

I generally go two notches in heavy fighters and bombers, or when taking off from aircraft carrier. When taking off light (no bombs)from a regular airfield, I don't use them

 

Can I collide with friend?not enemy.

[/b]

In the main arena, you cannot collide with friendlies, only enemy.




[This message has been edited by hblair (edited 02-14-2001).]

[hblair]

You'll find a link to a good map in this thread....
 http://bbs.hitechcreations.com/smf/Smileys/default/Forum1/HTML/007257.html

[herryson]

thanks a alot

[Lephturn]

More detail about AH's auto trim:  http://users.eastlink.ca/~sconrad/trim.htm

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