GREAT PLANES RealFlight 7 User Manual page 151

The list on the left of the dialog box displays all of the flying sites available to you. If
you have created or downloaded any flying sites, those sites will also be visible here.
The flying sites are listed in files and folders in accordance with the software from
which they were loaded. For example, if you have installed Expansion Pack 7, the sites
from this disc will be listed alphabetically, beneath the Expansion Pack 7 folder. You
can change how the airports are organized, by selecting one of the options under the
Grouping drop-down selection box. The options are:
Product, Scene: As explained above, airports are first grouped into folders by the
product in which they are contained. Within each group, they are then grouped further
by scene.
Product: Airports are grouped by product alone.
Scene: Airports are grouped by scene alone.
None: Airports are not grouped into folders at all.
alphabetically.
Click the [+] (plus) or the [-] (minus) symbol to reveal or hide the airports within
these folders. To select an airport, click on the name of the airport at which you wish
to fly.
The rotating image on the right side of the screen provides you with a preview of what
to expect at the desired location. The airport information pane below the terrain map
contains a description and pertinent information regarding the highlighted airport.
Have some fun while you're in the Select Airport dialog. Using the mouse, click and
drag the preview screen to point the camera angle to your choosing. To resume
rotating automatically, right-click the preview screen.
When you are satisfied with your selection, click OK to return to your flight using the
new airport selection. The Cancel button will return you to the simulation at the
previously selected flying site.
Movement Modes-
If applicable to the respective airports, RealFlight 7's Movement Modes allows
you to explore the scenery without an aircraft. Movement is not possible at
PhotoField airports.
To select a Movement Mode, press the 'Q' key on your keyboard. You can
press the 'Q' key repeatedly to cycle through the available modes: Walk, Fly,
or Hover.
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