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Guest Eugen

Hi,Is it possible to use numbers instead of percent like below? Value Minimum="0" Maximum="5">(A:Trailing edge flaps0 left index, number)BrgdsEugen

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Roman,I can't get this one to work?? I need to specify a range otherwise the bitmap will disappear....((A:TRAILING EDGE FLAPS0 LEFT ANGLE, degrees) near s1 0 >= l1 6 <= &= 80"/>BrgdsEugen

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Hi,Cant several visible elements be used like below? cant get it work the gauge get stucks to flap4green.bmpRegardsEugen(A:TRAILING EDGE FLAPS0 LEFT ANGLE, degrees) int 0 ==(A:TRAILING EDGE FLAPS0 LEFT ANGLE, degrees) int s1 7 >= l1 13 <= &=(A:TRAILING EDGE FLAPS0 LEFT ANGLE, degrees) int s1 14 >= l1 20 <= &=(A:TRAILING EDGE FLAPS0 LEFT ANGLE, degrees) int s1 21 >= l1 27 <= &=(A:TRAILING EDGE FLAPS0 LEFT ANGLE, degrees) int s1 28 >= l1 34 <= &=(A:TRAILING EDGE FLAPS0 LEFT ANGLE, degrees) int 35 ==%((A:TRAILING EDGE FLAPS0 LEFT ANGLE, degrees) near)%!3.0f!

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Guest Eugen

Anyone who knows the answer about using several visible elements if it is workable?BrgdsEugen

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Guest bartels

In principle you can use several elements like you did, even if the more common method might be to use <Select>...<Case> construction. Anyway if hte problem is that the flap gauge never shows the "full extension" bitmap, try "near" instead of "int". "int" only cuts away the decimals wheras "near" does a proper rounding to the nearest integer.Arne Bartels

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Hi,I have tried with near but it does'nt work either, I have done one with case but I would like to have a another bitmap showing the selected position of the flap i.e A:Flaps handle until the flaps has reached its posistion ie visible until trailing edge reached its value. The the flap position should then not be visible anymore.That s what I try to accomplish :-)BrgdsEugen

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Guest bartels

Do you have checked the range of (A:TRAILING EDGE FLAPS0 LEFT ANGLE, degrees) for your particular aircraft? Does it reach 35 degrees? Otherwise some modification in the aircraft.cfg might help.Arne Bartels

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Hi Arne,Something was wrong with code I rewrote everything from scratch and then it worked. I tested it with Internet explorer but I did'nt got any errors? Strange. Maybe a space in wrong place or something ??Many thanks for your help and suppportBrgdsEugen

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Argh I am struggling why doesn't this work?(A:Flaps handle index,number) 0 == (A:TRAILING EDGE FLAPS0 LEFT ANGLE, degrees) 0 ! &&(A:Flaps handle index,number) near 1 == (A:TRAILING EDGE FLAPS0 LEFT ANGLE, degrees) near 7 ! &&%(A:Flaps handle index, number) %!d!The string just blinks for a split second 1 and it goes back to the 0 value???However this string works ...... %( 30 25 20 10 5 1 (A:Flaps handle index, number) case)%!d!What I want to accomplish is to not show the bitmap when the trailing edge has reached its value....Any help would be very appreciated :-)Eugen very frustrated :-(

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