The radiator for most planes is pretty simple, you usually keep it at 40-50% while climbing, and reduce it while cruising or simply to reduce drag. I’m not familiar with turbochargers however. Some planes have superchargers which can be activated at high altitudes for increased performance. After a certain altitude you will need to reduce your mixture to 110 or 100%, and in some planes a lower prop pitch works better in a dive. Most planes generally use 120% mixture at takeoff, and 100-88% prop pitch in flight, this can vary based on speed and altitude but you can fiddle around and see what works best. Remember to switch back to mouse aim once you are finished with binding the manual engine controls, otherwise you’ll be stuck with mouse joystick.
Don’t worry about the multiplier or correction, It isn’t necessary.
In order to assign these properly, there is an extra step per binding, you will see this window after clicking on a binding.įor each binding, turn on Relative control, and set the sensitivity at about 50-60%, this seems to be the best sensitivity. Then, click the manual engine control option in the navigation menu to the left, once you have done that, use these bindings for your engine controls, except change the propeller pitch controls to numpad 6 and 9. To use manual engine control, you must select the “Full-real controls” tab on your controls menu, which looks like this That concludes the aircraft control section of this guide, now we can move on to an optional, but preferred method of engine control. While we are here we should also set up the ammo and temperature indicators, which can be done by going into your options and looking up “indication”, and setting all the indicators to ‘always’. if anything else is bound to either of those buttons you can just replace them. I recommend using the small caliber guns on the left mouse button, and large on the right. (Side-Note, I have a joystick for sim battles) You can do this very easily by using the search bar at the top of the controls menu and typing “guns”, and then bind the small and large caliber guns to whichever of the two mouse buttons you want them to be. After that we may continue with the next and probably most vital step, separating the cannons from the machine guns. Now that you have configured your settings you make take a quick look at the controls to see what everything is bound to. You will then see another window and a drop-down menu which probably says says “Keyboard and Mouse Only (basic)”, click that menu and look for the “Keyboard and Mouse Only (Advanced)” setting. So the first thing you’re going to want to do, in case you haven’t done this already, is go into the controls menu, then go to the bottom left corner where it says “Control Setup Wizard”. Part 1: Basic (Advanced) Aircraft Controls
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