1- All instruments are in metric units, but most also have tool-tips in English units. I suggest activating the tool-tip display option in your flight simulator.
2- The motion of the throttles is peculiar to Italian aircraft of the time, that is the movement is reversed, with the idle full forward and the maximum full aft.
3- Many gauges are close to photorealistic with minor adaptation for simulation requirements.
Several gauges employ bitmaps and code from the KEDI gau set by Hauke Keitel, some with minor modifications, renamed to prevent overwriting of the originals.
4- Open/close the gun hatches by pressing shift-E then the "2" key or use the gauge on the engineer's sub panel.
5- Use the control gauge provided on the engineer's sub panel for turret deployment and retraction.
6- In the virtual cockpit you can move to co-pilot's seat by pressing the ctrl-shift-enter key and return to pilot's seat by pressing ctrl-shift-backspace.
7- If you have the 'Shockwave 3D Light' plug-in, refer to the 'S81_Shockwave_3D_lights.txt' file for setting (thanks to Manuele Villa)
