January 25, 20197 yr I am able to install the 750 into Carenado's A36 [Window00] panel, and by manipulating the panel.cfg I got rid of the A36 default 430 bezel completely. However, I can't do anything with the [Vcockpit03] view. Now matter what I remove or change, I can't get rid of the 430 bezel, or is it even possible to have the 750 replace the default A36 GPS units? Here is what I did to panel.cfg to get the 2D window to work: [Window00] Background_color=49,49,49 size_mm=500,520 window_size_ratio=1.000 position=0 visible=0 ident=794 window_size= 0.320, 0.444 window_pos= 0.020, 0.505 zorder=0 //gauge00=rxpGTN!GTN_750_1, 2, 0,500,266 gauge00=rxpGTN!GTN_750_1, 2, 0,500,520 //gauge01=CarenadoG430_3D_A36!GNS430_nc2, 3,252,500,266 gauge02=BA36!Toggle_GPS, 115,38,274,164 gauge03=BA36!Toggle_GPS, 114,291,278,164 Here is the Vcockpit I last tried,. I believe the 750 is there but the 430 is covering it up: [Vcockpit03] Background_color=0,0,0 //size_mm=512,512 size_mm=500,520 visible=0 pixel_size=1024,1024 texture=$Panel_bon_4_N gauge00=rxpGTN!GTN_750_1,172,68,500,520 //gauge01=CarenadoG430_3D_A36!GNS430_nc2, 172,248,337,179 gauge02=BA36!gem, 8,354,154,154 Core i9-10850K Gen10 - RTX3080 - 32G - HP Reverb G2 WMR
January 30, 20197 yr What remains is the 3D model of a GNS I'd guess. This is 'baked' in the cockpit 3D model so this will certainly be hard to remove anyway. This is a limitation of how the entire concept of a 3D cockpit is designed in the simulator: it is part of a whole aircraft model, not just a separate 3D object you can add/remove via config files. There could be workarounds to 'mitigate' this and we're started investigating different options but I can't conclude anything yet.
January 30, 20197 yr 6 minutes ago, RXP said: There could be workarounds to 'mitigate' this and we're started investigating different options but I can't conclude anything yet. Be a great to have an app similar to the old FS Panel studios only for Xplane. Just imagine that would be very complicated beings they use "3d Objects" compared to FS panels..
January 30, 20197 yr @Adrian123 what would be better is that we finally get the SDK supported option to do so. We've been asking for the last 6 years at least though. There are ways to 'post-process' displaying a 3D mesh, but it is prone to break at every new simulator update, especially more so with Vulkan coming up in X-Plane, and this won't solve the mouse/object interactivity needed as-is. The simulator is certainly capable of displaying any 3D mesh, with any texture, with any kind of mouse interaction, it should be just a matter (more or less) to 'open' a set of functions with permit adding these in run time and not just in a file which needs to be pre-compiled. I know there are way other limitations depending on the 3D engine which is certainly 'batching' the meshes, the textures, the shaders etc.. to limit draw calls and any late-loaded mesh could break optimizations away.
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