hi,One of my favourite aircraft is A2A's B377. It comes with a very handy pop up window which allows you to select which engine (s) you want to control with your single throttle lever. It works very well indeed and I am wondering if such gauge is available for any aircraft. If not it is a pity that no one has ever designed one.

hi,One of my favourite aircraft is A2A's B377. It comes with a very handy pop up window which allows you to select which engine (s) you want to control with your single throttle lever. It works very well indeed and I am wondering if such gauge is available for any aircraft. If not it is a pity that no one has ever designed one.

E x , where x is the engine you want to select, is a standard MSFS command.You can also do multiples E12, E34. E1234 for example.Some panels have poorly designed gauges, however, that preventthose multi-keystroke commands from executing. Paul

hi,I knew that command but had not been using it because it did not seem to work well ( or I misused it...) as you mention it. I have tried it with default aircraft and it works though I perfer the A2A gauge which is handier especially for four engine aircraft. Thank you for your reply

Hi,E + position number doesn't work properly within FS9.To fix this bug you have to download&install the file RCBSE-10.zip where you'll find the gauge SELECTCORRECT.XML by Rob Barendregt.Cheers Gianfranco

It works fine for me in FS9... how odd. :(

It works fine for me in FS9... how odd. :(

Maybe you use only default planes.

Maybe you use only default planes.

Whether or not you use FSUIPC can make a big difference, too.Cheers,Glenn

I use addon aircraft.If the default aircraft work without issue, it's not an FS9 bug.

Hi,E + position number doesn't work properly within FS9.To fix this bug you have to download&install the file RCBSE-10.zip where you'll find the gauge SELECTCORRECT.XML by Rob Barendregt.Cheers Gianfranco

The ONLY time it won't work is when there is at least ONE badly coded gauge, or poorly scripted XML "gauge." :( Anytime any key_event is being continuously fired, it will cause a race condition and block any of the _SELECT key_events from being processed.Both FSUIPC and Rob's gauge are at best "bandaids" to mitigate the bleeding... They are not actually finding and fixing the bad code... :(

Hi,You can use Doug Dawson's:"event_logger.zip"Here in the library.It will find the offending K-Events (fs9), after which you can correct the wrong synthax.Jan

Please note that fs9 Toolbox also has a features that fixes this problem.For more information: http://emarciano.free.frEric

Maybe you use only default planes.

That was a rather silly thing to say, considering that Ed is a "Commercial" developer for FS! :(

That was a rather silly thing to say, considering that Ed is a "Commercial" developer for FS! :(

I reallly wasn't going to point that out. :(