I only have FS 9.1, but I can't find any way to set the COURSE on the
B-747-400 Horizontal Situation Indicator with the mouse either. It moves
properly when pressing "v" followed by "="(unshifted "+") and/or "-"
(number row above the letters) on the keyboard though. I don't know if
FS X retains the same default keyboard assignments. Since the display
merely points to the VOR tuned by navigational radio number two, instead
of offering a Course Deviation Indication (CDI) there would be any point
to a course setting.
Most of the other modern transports have a "CRS" display and knob on the
autopilot panel.
The "heading" setting is associated with the gyrocompass instead of the
navigational radios. Perhaps your use of "heading" in association with
the navigational radios was a typographical error.
"RobertVA" <robert_c7...@invalid.net> wrote in message
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Rene, if you are in the "virtual cockpit" view some of the buttons are not
clickable so sometimes you have to go back to the normal cockpit mode if you
don't know the keyboard mapping.
"RobertVA" <robert_c7...@invalid.net> wrote in message
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Since the autopilot doesn't utilize the SECOND navigational radio to
follow a VOR radial, the autopilot wouldn't justify a second course
setting either.
Anyway, thanks for the reply.