Fuel Selector

[Charlie P.]

I normally don't ask for help like this, but I have been trying to figure out how in the world to click on the fuel selector to turn the fuel valves on...but for some reason, no matter which view I cycle through, I just can't seem to get at both of the fuel selector valves.. I managed to get one of them barley, and I realize that I could just hit the trusty old "ctrl+e to fire the engines up automatically. But since your able to get at one of them, I know that they work and would like to use them to make everything more realistic when starting up from "cold and dark". Any help pointing me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.

[Bert Pieke]

I normally don't ask for help like this, but I have been trying to figure out how in the world to click on the fuel selector to turn the fuel valves on...but for some reason, no matter which view I cycle through, I just can't seem to get at both of the fuel selector valves.. I managed to get one of them barley, and I realize that I could just hit the trusty old "ctrl+e to fire the engines up automatically. But since your able to get at one of them, I know that they work and would like to use them to make everything more realistic when starting up from "cold and dark". Any help pointing me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.

Keep hitting the A key to cycle through the various views until you come to this one (and then use the mouse button):

[Charlie P.]

I did not see that one while cycling through those views. But perhaps I was just caught up in the moment and overlooked it at the time. Thank you for your quick and helpful response.

[onebob]

I did not see that one while cycling through those views. But perhaps I was just caught up in the moment and overlooked it at the time. Thank you for your quick and helpful response.

Someone posted re this and carenado responded by adding a extra view, so if you still can't see it you need the updates.bob

[Charlie P.]

Again, Much appreciated! I love Carenado and the fact that they stay on top of updating their aircraft. Thanks again for the help!