December 21, 201312 yr Miss the usefulness of the RMI. Anyway to add the default FSX RMI (King Air or Baron) to replace the ADF gauge. I experimented, but my prior experience is just swaping radio stacks. Regards Frank Otero
January 2, 201412 yr Author Ok, information here leads me to believe that this 3D panel is not friendly to gauge adding. However, can we change the way an original gauge behaves - where it gets its input from? I would like to have the ADF gauge to behave like a RMI and therefore draw its input from one of the NAV radio. It would be cool if both functionalities (RMI and ADF) could somehow be kept. I have looked around the Panel folder and some Cab files, but I am coming up empty. Frank Otero
January 5, 201412 yr Frank, I do not believe you can easily edit the 3d gauges... they are part of the 3d model. Bert
January 9, 201412 yr Author Hi Bert, Where is the code/command that controls where the gauge gets its input? I understand that changing the gauge to another one is difficult, but how about making the ADF needle point to a VOR on NAV I or NAV II? Thanks for your reply. Regards Frank Otero
January 9, 201412 yr Frank, The code is imbedded in the model. If you go looking with a hex editor, you can find the code and possibly modify it, but you better be accurate to the character level, or it will not work... Try it! Just make a backup first! Bert
January 9, 201412 yr Here a little test, making the ADF needle point to the NAV2 source... you still need to turn the card by hand (unlike an RMI) Two pieces: An XML gauge running that calculates the NAV direction: (A:NAV Radial:2, degree) 180 + (>L:NAV Radial 2, degree) An edit in the model code to change the ADF source to the new L:variable: Bert
January 10, 201412 yr Author Most excellent, Bert. And although this is a complete new language - Hex editor and all, I see there is hope. Many thanks Frank Otero
January 10, 201412 yr Frank, If you want to pursue this, send me an email (bpieke at gmail dot com) Bert
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