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By using Key2Mouse you can assign keystrokes to mouseclicks.
By putting the overhead on a (hidden) monitor you can "connect" every part of each aircraft to your hardware.
This also works for all other cockpit parts.
Myself I am using this to get everything from the PMDG MD-11 to work.
GSalden, I hate to tell you but Key2Mouse is preety much absolete, with the new Mousetrapping feature of FSUIPC, read this thread from the begginning you'll see what I mean.
It doesn't matter , the idea was that every aircraft can be used in a cockpit ptoject.
Not really...Quote:
Originally Posted by GSalden
With key2mouse, or even better with FSUIPC mouse macro's, you can use about any aircraft if you want to build a "50% cockpit" project (controls only).
If you want to build a "98% cockpit" (controls and state information) you can achieve that with Level-D 767 only... ;-).