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

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Pilot Profile RealFlight Term Pirouette R/C Term Pitch Axis R/C Term Plumb String R/C Term Point Rolls R/C Term Private Session RealFlight Term Propeller R/C Term Public Session RealFlight Term Contains miscellaneous information about the modeler such as name, location, hours logged, etc. It is a great methodology to identify yourself to others in multiplayer sessions. The yawing action of a helicopter that looks much like an ice skater spinning in a circle. One Pirouette is equal to one 360-degree rotation. The airplane axis is controlled by the elevator. Pitch is illustrated by holding the airplane at each wingtip. Raising or lowering the nose is the pitch movement. This is how the climb or dive is controlled. When you measure your aircraft for RealFlight, some measurements require that you have a reference line running straight up and down. To make such a line, we tie a weight to the free end of a string, and let the weight dangle. Because the string is then “plumb” (oriented straight up and down), it is called a Plumb String. A Plumb String is particularly useful in measuring an aircraft’s center of gravity. These maneuvers are very similar to a roll with the exception of a hesitation at either 1/4 or 1/8 of the roll. A multiplayer session that is password protected by the Host. The Host must communicate the session password to each player who wishes to join the private session. Props are generally designated by two numbers (for instance, “10 – 6”). The first number is the length (10" in the example) of the prop. The second number is the pitch or angle of the blades. In this example, the “6” represents the distance the propeller will move forward in one revolution. A multiplayer session that is published on a List Server and is not password protected. 333
Pylon Racing R/C Term QuickSelect RealFlight Term RAM Computer Term ReadySelect RealFlight Term RealPhysics 3D RealFlight Term Real Rendering RealFlight Term Refresh Rate Computer Term Resolution Computer Term An event (flying competition) in which pilots take turns flying their aircraft around a closed course. Pylons mark the course perimeter. The pilot that finishes the course first wins. RealFlight G5.5 InterLink Elite allows you to make changes to the simulator with the controller using the buttons at the bottom. Manipulating these buttons through the on-screen QuickSelect tabs offer the ability to change aircraft, flying sites, and more. Random Access Memory. This is the name given to RealFlight G5.5’s rotating preview box. This allows a rapid view of the aircraft from all angles. This is RealFlight’s exclusive physics modeling technology. RealPhysics 3D authentically replicates the actual physics of model aircraft by performing hundreds of thousands of floating point calculations each second while delivering sizzling real time performance. This is a term used to globally describe the cutting edge three dimensional graphics, authenticity, and realism of the simulator world in which you are being immersed during flight. The number of times per second that your monitor retraces an image on its screen. This is different from the Frame Rate. When used in the context of screen Resolution, this term describes the picture quality of the screen. Lower Resolutions will produce an image that is not as sharp as higher Resolutions. 334
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GREAT PLANES RealFlight Generation
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Camera Type 252 Camera Position 254
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Finally, we’d like to express our
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• “Full Coverage” collision d
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• Flight Failures- RealFlight can
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3D Accelerated Video with: - 32 MB
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Getting Started A brief overview an
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Follow the on-screen instructions t
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3. Click OK. RealFlight G5.5 will a
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Alternatively, it has a built-in in
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Start the Program- 1. Close all ope
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Each aircraft available in G5.5 is
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Some scenes are preceded by a [+] (
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For additional information on how t
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To change the vantage point within
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To select a maneuver, double-click
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RealFlight Trainers- RealFlight G5.
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Airport Editing- RealFlight G5.5 of
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Multiplayer contests include: DeadR
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Environment Commands- Increase Turb
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The InterLink Elite Controller The
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Start Flying! When you start RealFl
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The Simulation Menu Allows access t
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can change how the airports are org
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Airport Editor Menus- Selecting the
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Edit Menu- To save a folder, highli
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View menu- Select Parent- All objec
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Center View on Selection- This opti
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Add Object Grouping- The items avai
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Folder Listing- This listing includ
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To determine what items are contain
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Object Palette Window- The Object P
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The number of pilot perspectives av
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Environment The Environment menu it
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Adjusting the Sun Inclination- To p
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RealFlight offers you the ability t
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simulator on a global scale, meanin
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Failures menu item, and then the Fr
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Import The Import menu item allows
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Once you have located the desired i
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Color Scheme- This option allows yo
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The Manage User Files dialog allows
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Delete- This option is utilized to
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Pilot Profile The Pilot Profile all
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As noted previously, the Pilot Prof
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Overall Volume (%)- This parameter,
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Camera- For each type of sound that
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Console- Please note: these setting
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Font Size- This option allows you t
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The desired values may be input dir
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These options function in the same
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Chat Messages (Received)- This opti
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Flight Failures- To adjust the Prob
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position, the range problems will b
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Scenery Objects- This option determ
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Normal Maps- Normal Maps add increa
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Graphics Adapter- The Graphics Adap
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To adjust the Vertical Sync, click
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Close Chat Gadget After Sending- Th
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will reduce the quality and detail
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Exit To adjust this variable, click
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Aircraft Selection… When you clic
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Within each parent product folder,
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Open…- This menu item is used to
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Undo- Select this to undo the last
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Play Engine Sounds- Selecting this
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Show- This sub-menu allows you to c
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Layout 1: Layout 3: To adjust the b
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P-51 Mustang - root of the aircraft
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Adding and Removing Components- The
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Save Color Scheme As… This menu i
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• You are only allowed a single A
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To do so, simply click the Clear Ai
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Kill Engine Click on this item to i
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Controller Menu Determine the metho
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If you have attached a Generation 2
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Channel Mapping… G5.5’s Channel
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important to note that this will af
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the Joystick Mode, the mixing is do
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R/C transmitter required No Require
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Setting the Pass Through Interface-
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Multiplayer Menu Fly with friends,
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Server in this manual on your RealF
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Server- The Server column displays
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Refresh- To repeat a search for ava
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Session Name- Using the keyboard, e
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Disconnect… This menu item is use
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• Hardcore Combat (Biplanes) - Li
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This is the one Power-Up to avoid a
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changing the games or time limits.
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the amount of time spent at the gam
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a combat contest is currently in pr
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o Mute/Unmute - As the name suggest
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If you do not wish to see this scre
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Fuel - Indication of the remaining
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When displayed, an arrow will appea
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By default, RealFlight G5.5 will se
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Select the button that best matches
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Clicking No on the microphone test
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Enter MultiMode MultiMode allows yo
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Recordings Menu Save and play back
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this time. RealFlight G5.5 automati
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Look at Recording- Click on the ‘
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Record Microphone Input RealFlight
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Training Menu Practice makes perfec
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To start the trainer, click Takeoff
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Reset Aircraft- If you crash or fly
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Exit- If you wish to leave the Take
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You’ll also have options, should
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Boundary menu item from the Trainer
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Heli Hover Trainer The Heli Hover T
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You’ll notice a circle on the gro
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• Large - Creates a large circle.
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• Right Inverted - The heli will
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Heli Autorotation Trainer Every hel
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Trainer Menu- The trainer Menu cont
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Heli Orientation Trainer As you bec
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In the upper right corner, a countd
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Airplane Hover Trainer The Airplane
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Trainer Menu- The Trainer menu cont
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A checkmark will appear next to the
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• Throttle, Rudder - Check this t
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By default, G5.5’s radio gadget a
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View Menu Adjust your vantage point
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Effects The Effects menu item is us
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Nose- The Nose selection places the
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RealFlight G5.5 automatically picks
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Alternatively, after you have activ
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Click on the viewport that you wish
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For example, if you are flying at a
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Show Title Bar This menu item deter
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NavGuides- A NavGuide is an on-scre
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To access the Radio, click the Wind
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may also load the Binocular viewpor
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To change the vantage point options
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During multiplayer sessions, the Ov
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Modifying the NavGuides- To add any
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Pilot: Distance to Aircraft Check t
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Timer Settings- This option allows
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Page 292 and 293: Basics of Flying Understanding the
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Page 306 and 307: Update to Specific Version- If you
Page 308 and 309: System Information- This displays a
Page 310 and 311: View Web Technical Support- Choosin
Page 312 and 313: If You Experience Difficulties Tips
Page 314 and 315: Update Your Drivers- Before you do
Page 316 and 317: Examples of Common Problems and Sol
Page 318 and 319: 180-Degree Turn R/C Term 360-Degree
Page 320 and 321: Angle of Attack R/C Term Arm R/C Te
Page 322 and 323: Console RealFlight Term Control Sur
Page 324 and 325: Driver Computer Term Edit NavGuides
Page 326 and 327: FlexiField RealFlight Term Flight F
Page 328 and 329: Harrier R/C Term Host RealFlight Te
Page 330 and 331: Launcher RealFlight Term Lead Lag R
Page 334 and 335: Roll Axis R/C Term Rolloff Factor R
Page 336 and 337: Throttle Hold R/C Term Throw R/C Te
Page 338 and 339: Washout R/C Term Waterfall R/C Term
Page 340 and 341: FlexiField, 4, 33, 327 Flight Failu
Page 342 and 343: Unlimited Fuel, 117 Updates, 305, 3
Page 344 and 345: d. Offer the Software on a pay-per-
Page 346 and 347: including negligence, strict liabil
Page 348 and 349: InterLink Elite Futaba Corporation
Page 350 and 351: Special Thanks Jill Brinkoetter Nea
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