May 25, 201412 yr Hi Guys quick question about MCP knobs: is there a way ( may be a keyboard shortcut) to increse the sensibility of MCP knobs?For example to change the Altitude, instead to increase/reduce the value 100 by 100, to increase/reduce the value 500 by 500 or 1000 by 1000. Cheers Emilio
May 25, 201412 yr I was also wondering this! It can be a little annoying to constantly rotate the knob to the desired figure. I know that they have to do this in real life but they can scroll with their fingers faster than I can with my mouse
May 25, 201412 yr What plane are you all talking about? The T7 will change altitude in 1000 foot increments and the MD-11 in 500 foot increments. It's a real hardship on the NGX and 744 to hold the left or right mouse button down. Michael Cubine
May 25, 201412 yr PMDG 777 already has an option of 100 increments and 1000 increments on the knob. Ammar Khan
May 25, 201412 yr Probably talking about the 738. For fun I went and ran the 738 Tutorial #2 again last night. About 60 seconds of holding down the mouse button in order to get the barometric DH to 989. I understand that PMDG is shooting for as realistic as possible, but does it really take a full minute to set one control in a 738?
May 25, 201412 yr About 60 seconds of holding down the mouse button in order to get the barometric DH to 989. I understand that PMDG is shooting for as realistic as possible, but does it really take a full minute to set one control in a 738? This one is actually broken in 737 - should work like in 777. Pull it a bit, goes slow, pull it more, goes fast. It is supposed to be repaired in SP2. --Peter Fabian
May 25, 201412 yr Probably talking about the 738. For fun I went and ran the 738 Tutorial #2 again last night. About 60 seconds of holding down the mouse button in order to get the barometric DH to 989. I understand that PMDG is shooting for as realistic as possible, but does it really take a full minute to set one control in a 738? Have you tried using the scroll wheel on your mouse? Cristi Neagu
May 25, 201412 yr Using the scroll wheel generally moves my mouse off of the target control. In my case using the mouse buttons to increment/decrement the control works more efficiently.
May 25, 201412 yr Using the scroll wheel generally moves my mouse off of the target control. In my case using the mouse buttons to increment/decrement the control works more efficiently. But... You're complaining it takes too long to put in the right value, and yet the wheel works a lot faster... I don't really see how that is less efficient. Also, scrolling moves your mouse? Weird... Oh well, to each his own, I guess. Cristi Neagu
May 25, 201412 yr Also, scrolling moves your mouse? Weird.. Not everyone has your obviously superior motor skills. :rolleyes:
May 26, 201412 yr Not everyone has your obviously superior motor skills. :rolleyes: Shucks... Thanks. I try to maintain proficiency by doing 15 minutes of finger flexing before every flight. Cristi Neagu
May 26, 201412 yr Commercial Member There is no 1000 foot increment option on the real 737 MCP, so no. There is an acceleration function if you use the mouse wheel though - roll it faster and the digits should move quicker. Ryan MaziarzFor fastest support, please submit a ticket at http://support.precisionmanuals.com
May 27, 201412 yr Just please don't take the scroll-function away from the EFIS-panel with NGX SP2, Ryan! However functional the click-drag method of the T7 is, it just feels wrong not to scroll scroll-wheels Magnus Meese NGX Pilot VATSIM C1, SUP and Pilot
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