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Flashing text in XLM

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Hi everyone:Is there any way to make text to flash when a condition is verificated as true??for example when radio height is equal o less than Desicion heightThanks a lot for any relpyHelio Alberto Regalado Moreira

Make the dependent on (P:ABSOLUTE TIME, seconds), and via modulo (%) operator you can make your string flashing. This one lets your string flash, tweak the numbers to get other frequencies! (P:ABSOLUTE TIME, seconds) 2 % 0.2 < E.g., Absolute time is 3--> 3/2=1.5, remainder is 0.5, so the result is 0, the string isn't visible. But if Absolute time is 8--> 8/2=4, the remainder is 0, so the returned value is 1, the string is visible.Best regards,Harry

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>Hi everyone:>Is there any way to make text to flash when a condition is>verificated as true??>for example when radio height is equal o less than Desicion>height>>>Thanks a lot for any relpy>>>Helio Alberto Regalado MoreiraSomething like this. %((L:rHeight, ft) 0 == ) ((L:rHeight, ft) (L:dHeight, ft) < ) and %{case} %{:0)Plain here. %{:1}%{blnk}Blink here. %{end}Cheers

Hi,This example works: (A:Spoilers handle position, percent) 90 > (A:Spoilers handle position, percent) 100 < && (P:absolute time, number) 1 % 0.5 > *SPEEDJan"Procul Negotiis"

Jan

 

 

 

"Beatus ille qui procul negotiis..."

You could also use a colorblink. (Color = "White or Black", timecheck including modulo ?) ? is the "last or first operator" within a stringcheck.Haven't coded this, so I can only hint :)

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