Jane's Longbow 2 - Manual - PC - EECH Central

2.4
LONGBOW 2
Pausing/Ending the Mission
aP Pause the game
Left-click OK or press e to resume play.
aQ Quit the mission
If you have not achieved your objectives, you fail the mission, but have the option to re-fly it.
aX Exit to Windows 95
Keep in mind that the current mission will not be saved if you exit from in-flight.
Note: In multi-player games, only slave players can exit the game without ending
it. If the host player exits or quits, the game ends for all players.
Speeding up Travel
t Activate time compression
You can cycle through 2X, 4X and 8X. Use this when you want to get to where you’re going
quickly. If time compression is active, the current rate appears in the top right corner of the
IHADSS display.
st Restore normal time (1X)
Note: Time compression does not apply to multi-player games.
Radio
cS Replay last radio message with mission-specific information
Overview: Integrated Helmet and Display
Sight System (IHADSS)
Longbow
Of the three helicopters in Longbow 2, only the AH-64D itself has an IHADSS
system. (The Kiowa has a simpler head-up display called the Pilot’s Display Unit
— see p. 2.48 for details.)
The IHADSS is a system that superimposes data onto a small eye display mounted
on the wearer’s helmet. In the game, it appears as a bright green assortment of
digital readings and electronic bar gauges in the middle of your viewscreen at all
times.
The IHADSS has four modes of operation — Hover, Bob-Up, Transition and
Cruise. Each IHADSS mode best applies to a certain situation, such as when
you’re navigating or hovering. (See IHADSS Flight Symbology, p. 2.14, for mode
symbology.)
j Cycle through IHADSS modes