Can Two Windows be Opened with One Toggle?

[lcseale53 0]

Specifically, I'm trying to open a HUD panel and the HUD gauges (in a second window) at the same time with the same toggle. However, assigning the same ident number to two windows is disallowed, so I've been unable to do that.I've also tried including the HUD gauges with the HUD frame bitmap (with and without the 3-d rendering option) and remnants of the misplaced gauges only show up on the frame borders. Activating both windows independently works quite well, but I'd sure like to open the HUD and gauges with one operation.Any suggestions would surely be welcome.Thanks,Leon

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>Specifically, I'm trying to open a HUD panel and the HUD >gauges (in a second window) at the same time with the same >toggle. However, assigning the same ident number to two >windows is disallowed, so I've been unable to do that. >>I've also tried including the HUD gauges with the HUD frame >bitmap (with and without the 3-d rendering option) and >remnants of the misplaced gauges only show up on the frame >borders. Activating both windows independently works quite >well, but I'd sure like to open the HUD and gauges with one >operation. Simply add both commands into the same action statement:<>K:Panel_1> <>K:Panel_2> &&

[lcseale53 0]

Thank you kind sir,I'm pretty low on the learning curve, but making progress and having fun anyway.Thanks again,Leon

[Guest bartels]

See also my reply in Topic #1456, the same applies here.Arne Bartels

[Guest eko]

It may be "disallowed" to give two windows the same ident, but I've done this and have not encountered any problems. It is the quick and dirty way to do it, but the other suggestions here will work as well.

[lcseale53 0]

Thanks for the replies guys. The information exchange on these forums is really incredible (and from noted masters of the art as well).Thanks again,Leon