Cannon sound location

[Lenux]

Can anyone tell me, please, whats the name of the P-51D cannons, and where are the sounds located ?

Thank you

[Zabuzard]

Name of the guns:

0.50 caliber (12.7mm) AN/M2 Browning machine guns (at wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M2_Browning)

 

Location of the sounds:

E:\Program Files\Eagle Dynamics\DCS World OpenBeta\Sounds\Effects\Aircrafts\P-51D\Cockpit

 

There are some .wavs, for example BrowningIN_1-2.wav

 

Cheers

Edited January 14, 2016 by Zabuza

[Lenux]

thank you

i wonder how do you guys, use the mouse ( for the clickable cockpit ) while you use the right hand for the joystick.

[ShuRugal]

Same way a real pilot does: take your hand off the stick or the throttle.

[Lenux]

Ok, but when you are in a dogfight or a mission, whatever, do you take your hand off the stick or the throttle ?!

[Solty]

Yes, or use a TrackIR which I sadly need to repair :/

[Zabuzard]

All important controls need to be mapped to the HOTAS. That plus using a tracking device ensures that you only need to take your hands of for non important controls.

[Lenux]

That's a different story. But to take the hand off the stick, i don't find it as a good idea

[BSS_Sniper]

There's no reason to take your hand off the controls to click things in the cockpit when you're engaged. If you did need to do something like adjust the trim or flaps, you use your left hand. There's a reason most of that stuff is on the same side as the throttle.

[Zilch]

I have to say, the Mustang cockpit seems very much to be designed by someone with a lot of common sense. It's one of the most ergonomic I've seen.

[Solty]

It really seems near ideal. Just the altimeter could be at a different location as it is obstructed by the throttle. One of the best cockpits ergonomically though.