THUNDERHAWK AH-73M KEYBOARD COMMANDS SUMMARY

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   THUNDERHAWK AH-73M KEYBOARD COMMANDS SUMMARY 

    

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Mouse/Joystick Control 

 

THE MOUSE BUTTONS: 

 

Clicking the right button changes the current selected weapon 

for the next available one. 

 

Clicking the left button fires the currently selected weapon. 

 

Clicking the left button with the right button held down selects 

the next designated target. 

 

 

 

WITH NO MOUSE/JOYSTICK BUTTONS PRESSED: 

 

Moving the mouse/joystick forward causes the helicopter to dip 

down allowing it to move forward. 

 

Moving the mouse/joystick backwards causes the helicopter to 

tip upwards allowing it to move backwards. 

 

At low speeds, moving the mouse/joystick left & right causes the 

helicopter to move sideways. With the mouse/joystick pushed forward 

and to the left or right, the helicopter will bank and turn in 

that direction. 

 

HOLDING THE RIGHT MOUSE BUTTON DOWN: 

 

Moving the mouse/joystick forwards with the right button pressed 

increases power to the main rotor, allowing the helicopter to 

rise. 

 

Moving the mouse/joystick backwards with the right button pressed 

decreases the power to the main rotor, allowing the helicopter to 

fall. 

 

In level flight, at low speeds, moving the mouse/joystick left and 

right with the right button pressed causes the helicopter to rotate 

around its own axis. 

 

 

KEYBOARD CONTROLS (ALL FORMATS): 

 

F1  = Toggle radar jammer on/off 

F2  = Toggle IR jammer on/off 

F3  = Launch chaff cartridge 

F4  = Launch flare 

F10 = Toggle night sight on/off 

C   = Toggle camera mode 

D   = Toggle damage computer mode 

P   = Pause game 

 

VIEWPOINT SELECTION: 

 

Viewpoint manipulation is mostly controlled from the keypad, although 

several other keys are used. 

 

F6 =  View from target 

F7 =  View from weapon 

F8 =  View from cockpit 

 

ENTER = Internal/External view (NUMERICAL PAD) 

 

8 OR 2 = Rotate view in Y-axis "             " 

4 OR 6 = Rotate view in Y-axis "             " 

1      = X-rotate 90 degrees 

3      = Y-rotate 90 degrees 

7      = Zoom in 

9      = Zoom out 

5      = Satellite view 

0      = Reset ecternal view angles 

M      = Toggle map view on/off 

+      = Zoom out map view 

-      = Zoom in map view 

 

 

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