July 31, 201015 yr Is there any way to decode C+ gauges? If not is there a way to remove certain gauges from a C+ multi gauge? I have a gauge that I believe has certain included gauges that are not FSX compatible. I'd like to strip these out, if possible. FSPanelStudio allows reading the gauge and showing each of the included gauges. Thanks, regards, Bob.
August 1, 201015 yr Commercial Member Hi BobYou can't 'decode' C(++) gauges without the use of very expensive decompilers. The best you can do here is to remove the panel.cfg entry for any given part of the multigauge that you do not wish to see. In theory, this should stop FS9 code upsetting FSX but I've never had to try this and I'm not sure if deleting the panel entry causes FS to skip the subgauge or whether it still loads it but just doesn't display it. I bet Bill knows though... :( -Dai
August 1, 201015 yr Moderator If any sub-gauge isn't explicitly called for in the panel.cfg file, it never gets loaded... Fr. Bill AOPA Member: 07141481 AARP Member: 3209010556 Avsim Board of Directors | Avsim Forums Moderator
August 1, 201015 yr Author Hi BobYou can't 'decode' C(++) gauges without the use of very expensive decompilers. The best you can do here is to remove the panel.cfg entry for any given part of the multigauge that you do not wish to see. In theory, this should stop FS9 code upsetting FSX but I've never had to try this and I'm not sure if deleting the panel entry causes FS to skip the subgauge or whether it still loads it but just doesn't display it. I bet Bill knows though... :( -DaiHi Dai. Thanks for the help. Best regards, Bob.If any sub-gauge isn't explicitly called for in the panel.cfg file, it never gets loaded...Hi Bill. OK. Thanks. I did not know that. I thought the whole gauge got loaded. I'll try that. Best regards, Bob.
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