Carenado A36 static elements

[captainbob17 0]

Forgive this elementary question.  I've searched all over, read the manual, but I still can't figure out how to get the cold and parked A36 to display chocks, and engine covers.

 

I'm having the same trouble with the Australian Simulation PA26.

 

I've tried moving to different parking places... but no joy.

 

Thanks in advance for your help.  Bob

[FloG 148]

For the Carenado planes, there's usually a panel that can be called up by using Shift + 1,2,3,4,... (not sure which number it really is, but I believe it's usually Shift+3), where you can select/unselect static elements. Be aware, that they will only show if you have the engine switched off and possibly the parking brakes set.

I don't know the other plane, never heard of it, but perhaps it works the same way, if those animations actually exist. You could also try some other combinations, sometimes things like the tailhook trigger, or other otherwise unused key combinations work for such things.

 

Btw, it might have been better to post this in the FSX or the unfficial Carenado support forums, there are more people who might see this.

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