RealFlight G3 Manual - Great Planes Software Support

To magnify the view or zoom in on the selected item, press the [+] (plus) key on the
keyboard. Each time you press the [+] (plus) key or select the Zoom In menu item,
the zoom level increases incrementally. Alternatively, you may select the Zoom In
option from the View menu.
To decrease the magnification, or zoom away from the selected item, press the [-]
(minus) key on the keyboard. Each time you press the [-] (minus) key or select the
Zoom Out menu item, the zoom level decreases incrementally. Alternatively, you
may select the Zoom Out option from the View menu.
FIT OBJECT IN VIEW-
This option ensures that your selection fits in the view. If, for example, your zoom
magnification is at an extremely high level, the object may not completely fit on the
screen. This feature ensures that it will. Please note: the Fit Object in View and
Fit Selection in View options perform the same function.
Right click on the highlighted object in the Folder Listing. Select the Fit Object in
View from the options that appear.
To magnify the view or zoom in on the selected item, press the [+] (plus) key on the
keyboard. Each time you press the [+] (plus) key or select the Zoom In menu item,
the zoom level increases incrementally. Alternatively, you may select the Zoom In
option from the View menu.
To decrease the magnification, or zoom away from the selected item, press the [-]
(minus) key on the keyboard. Each time you press the [-] (minus) key or select the
Zoom Out menu item, the zoom level decreases incrementally. Alternatively, you
may select the Zoom Out option from the View menu.
DELETE OBJECT-
This option removes the selected object from the scene.
PROPERTIES WINDOW- FLYING SITE ROOT DIRECTORY
The Properties window indicates the detailed information for the item highlighted in
the Airport Editor window. Consequently, the contents of the Properties window
vary depending upon the selection in the Folder Listing window.
The example below indicates what is displayed if the flying site’s root or top-level
folder is highlighted. Regardless of what is selected, the Properties are all very
similar in nature and in their method of modification.
An asterisk to the left of an item indicates that it has been modified. Right clicking
the item will bring up the Restore Original Value or Set to Default Value options.
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