RealFlight G5 Manual (21MB) - Great Planes Software Support

Mixing (or Programming
Mixing)
R/C Term
Mode
R/C Term
Most Recently Used (MRU)
Computer Term
MultiMode
RealFlight Term
Multiplayer
Computer Term
Multiplayer Session
RealFlight Term
NavGuides
RealFlight Term
Normal Mapping
Computer Term
Parent Item
RealFlight Term
PhotoField
RealFlight Term
Two or more output channels can be coupled
together to move in a desired manner when
controlling input channels are activated.
Also known as Flight Mode or Stick Mode, this
refers to the transmitter's gimbal stick assignments
(locations) which determine the flight mode of your
controller. There are two main modes of control,
Mode 1- mostly used in Europe and Mode 2 which
is the predominant method of controlling aircraft
commonly used in the United States.
MRU refers to the list of documents which were
last accessed. For RealFlight G5.5, MRU’s appear
for airports, aircraft and recordings.
A G5.5 feature that allows two users to fly
simultaneously on the same PC.
A RealFlight G5.5 feature that uses Microsoft's
DirectX technology to connect with other
RealFlight G5.5 users over a network.
A network connection between RealFlight G5.5
users, which allows each user to fly in the same
"virtual world," and allows all participants to see and
interact with each other's aircraft.
A gadget that displays continuously updated
information about your aircraft and the virtual
world.
In 3D computer graphics, normal mapping is used
to add details to shading without using more
polygons.
In many of RealFlight G5.5’s selection windows,
items are displayed in a hierarchy format. An item
that has an additional item within it is considered
the parent item.
A technology that creates a flying field by using a
panoramic photograph as a background for a flat
terrain.
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