Virtual copilot

[Scet]

Don't know if it's been mentioned before but if you change the virtual
copilot line in the FS2004.CFG file to =1 you recieve flying tips. ie power
up with out releasing brakes and he lets you know how, stuff like that. May
come in handy for some new players.

Scet

[Squawk 7700]

Scet > wrote:
> Don't know if it's been mentioned before but if you change the virtual
> copilot line in the FS2004.CFG file to =1 you recieve flying tips. ie
> power up with out releasing brakes and he lets you know how, stuff
> like that. May come in handy for some new players.

This is the same thing as Flying Tips. It can be toggled off and on with
Ctrl Shift X or via the realism menu. Another thing, Ctrl X will answer
the current flying tip. E.G. If the current flying tip is that the
altimeter is off, typing either B or Ctrl X will correct it. If the
current flying tip is that the heading indicator has drifted, typing
either D or Ctrl X will correct it.

These show up in the Control assignments as Flying tips on/off and
Flying tips action trigger.

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[Scet]

"Squawk 7700" > wrote in message
...
> Scet > wrote:
> > Don't know if it's been mentioned before but if you change the virtual
> > copilot line in the FS2004.CFG file to =1 you recieve flying tips. ie
> > power up with out releasing brakes and he lets you know how, stuff
> > like that. May come in handy for some new players.
>
> This is the same thing as Flying Tips. It can be toggled off and on with
> Ctrl Shift X or via the realism menu. Another thing, Ctrl X will answer
> the current flying tip. E.G. If the current flying tip is that the
> altimeter is off, typing either B or Ctrl X will correct it. If the
> current flying tip is that the heading indicator has drifted, typing
> either D or Ctrl X will correct it.
>
> These show up in the Control assignments as Flying tips on/off and
> Flying tips action trigger.
>
> --
> If you can't speak softly, just use the stick.

Oh ok, I thought the flying tips was when you positioned the cursor over a
cockpit item and gave you info on it.

Scet
>
>

[Squawk 7700]

Scet > wrote:
> Oh ok, I thought the flying tips was when you positioned the cursor
> over a cockpit item and gave you info on it.

That is Settings->General->Tooltips


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[Quilljar]

Fantastic site, so clever. I have sent the link to all my friends with
Broadband...