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Old 11-13-2012, 06:04 PM
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Default Got it......

Toggle bomb bay doors will switch from open to neutral instantly....leaving doors closed.
I finally figured that you must HOLD "open doors" down to open the doors....not just hit the key once....which does nothing to the doors.
And you must hold the "close doors" key down to close the doors......makes sense.
But what doesn't make sense is you can open the cockpit with just a tap on the key.....so why don't you need hold that key down...?????
See my point?...some open/close commands work differently from others making it confusing for people like me who try to see a pattern in things to figure out why two of the same type of commands work differently.
There is a lot to like about this sim but lots that needs work.
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Old 11-13-2012, 07:17 PM
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And you must hold the "close doors" key down to close the doors......makes sense.
Yes in JU88 you need simulate turn the crank that open/close bomb bay door, like 109 flaps.

Other different procedure: to partialy drop Blenheim flaps to take off you nede hit V, watch indicator and around 20 degree, hit F to stop. Same for Hurricane.

Diferent plans, diferent commands.

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