Original model by Maurice Vanscoit.
Repaint by Jim Waters - Jwaterseal@aol.com.
To install,double click "setup" icon. It will
automatically unzip in FS2002 aircraft file. The file uses
new DC-9 panel. Unzip "Gauge" to Main FS2002 GAUEGES file.
To change to different panel, point the "alias" commmand
to the appropriate sound or panel file, or install the desired panel file
within this aircraft.
Note: The original file does not contain a middle fuselage bitmap for
night-time. So, the nightime version has a rather glaring no feature
area. It is fine with day, dusk, and dawn.
This aircraft has not been tested for AI applicability.
It is based on FS2000 design.
The airplane is set for a 'full boat of passengers' in the "aircraft.cfg"
file - pax capacity is 90. It is fueled with 15,000 lbs. It is
carrying 4,000 pounds of freight, mail, and comat. It is pretty close
to MGTOW and in high-altitudes, you will likely need more than
your usual amount of concrete. These variables are in .aircraft file.
To move within the cockpit in virtual mode:
To raise the view, type "Shift+enter"
To lower the view, type "Shift+Backspace"
To move the view to the right, type "Cntl-Shift-enter"
To move the view to the left, type "Cntl-Shift-backspace"
Maurice Vanscoit did a marvelous job on the model. It is a good
virtual cockpit, though non-functional. for autopilot function
in virtual mode, create a windowXX file in the
regualr "Panel.cfg" file called "autopilot" and
code the autopilot thusly:
The "autoback.bmp" file is 500X65 and is painted nearly black but
NOT black. For my aircraft, I selected the 737's autopilot,
though the other aircraft's auto-pilots are also functional as
extra-windows. This will not affect you're default auto-pilot on
the main panel. It allows for another copy of the autopilot to
be invoked in virtual cockpit mode.
Jim Waters
Jwaterseal@aol.com
Domain name "WWW.FS2K02.com" available - simply write to the above
e-mail address. Terms negotiable.
