Knights of the Sky - Help
KEY CONTROL SUMMARY CARD
Selector 1 Selector 2
Keyboard Keyboard Enter Key Keyboard Delete Key
Mouse Left Mouse Button Right Mouse Button
Analogue Joystick Button 1 Joystick Button 2
Digital Joystick Button 1 Keyboard Delete Key
Out of Cockpit views ____________________________________
F1 Remote Control View
F2 Tactical View/Scroll Through other planes
Shift/F2 Reverse tactical View/Scroll through
other planes
F3 Bombing view
F4 Chase plane view
F5 Slot front
F6 Slot Back
F7 Slot Left
F8 Slot Right
F9 Slot Down
F10 Slot Up
In Cockpit Views ________________________________________
1 Look Forward
2 Look Backward
3 Look Left
4 Look Right
Z Zoom View
X Unzoom View
ALT/Z Max Zoom
ALT/X Min Zoom
Aircraft Controls _______________________________________
SHIFT/+ Max Throttle
+ Throttle Up
- Throttle Down
SHIFT/- Min Throttle
SELECTOR 1 Fire Machine Gun
SELECTOR 2 Drop Bomb
< Left Rudder
> Right Rudder
L Auto Landing
O Engines Switch On/Off
U Un-Jam Machine Gun
SPACE BAR Look at map
S Adjust Input Sensitivity
Simulation Controls _____________________________________
J Activate Joystick
ALT/J Activate Analogue joystick
M Activate Mouse
K Activate Keyboard
R Replay Recent Flight
ALT/A Accelerate time on/off
ALT/D Adjust Detail levels
ALT/P Pause the Game
ALT/Q Quit Program
ALT/R Turn On/Off Automatic Replay
ALT/S Toggle Sound Levels
ALT/T Toggle Town Names On/OFF (In Flight Map)
TAB Control Icon On/Off
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KNIGHTS OF THE SKY DOCS For MODEM OPERATIONS BY
/-/EAD to /-/EAD Play via a Modem
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The technical supplement accompanying Commodore Amiga versions of Knights
of the Sky explains Head to head play via a direct serial link, but omits
details Head to Head play via a modem.
If you select "Head to Head" from the main menu, you can play Knights of
the Sky with another Person. If you and another person have Hayes-compatable
modems and both of you own Knights of the Sky, you can play against each
other over the phone lines. Refer to your modem instructions for how to set
up and use your modem.
STARTING THE GAME
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/\/AME: When asked to enter your name, simply type the name by which you
will be known for these dogfight encounters.
BAUD RATE: Next you are asked at what rate you will be passing information
Choose between 1200 and 2400. The recommended rate is 2400. Your modem
must be capable of full duplex operation. Refer to your modem users manual
for more information if necessary.
CALL or WAIT: You are now asked if you will initiate or wait for a call, or
answer immediately. If there are problems in making the connection, you are
prompted and informed of the problem; otherwise you are moved immediately to
the Hangar screen.
It is a good idea to contact the person you will be competing with to decide
who will "initiate" the call and who will "wait for" the call. For the two
machines to achieve smooth communication one computer (the initiator) sends
a "hello" message while the other (The Waiter) waits to recieve the "Hello."
INITIATE/WAIT FOR A CALL: After deciding who will call and who will wait, you
can both hang up your phone The "Caller" should start the Start-up sequence
and select "initiate Call" from the "What will you do..." Screen.
The "waiter" should select "Wait for a call"
ANSWER IMMEdIATELY: Alternatively, and perhaps more sensibly, the players can
stay on the phone lines after deciding who will call. The phone connection is
already made, so all that is necessary is for the modems to begin talking.
For this circumstance, the "caller" should select "initiate a Call" and the
"Waiter" should select "Answer Immediately" from the menu.
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