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  1. Try to use the AFCAD 2.21 to insert a LOC+GP+DME . Another try should be to read by the AFCAD2.21 the coordinates of LOC and insert in the same position a DME Regards G.Franco
  2. I feel ashamed to pose this question. An .xml gauge can comunicate with a c++ gauge?Editing a panel I'm trying to have pressure indication using a c++ pump switch on a .xml pressure indicator. If it isn't possible at least I can resign forever. Gianfranco
  3. I verified that FS9 is broken but my question is why?FS2004sdk established a different behaviour. Gianfranco
  4. In my first post I was asking why within FS2004 the Waypoint IAF aren't proposed by ATC as transition on the contrary to what's written into FS2004SDK . Obviously I don't care which is the FSX behaviour.Isn't it? Gianfranco
  5. Have a look at NAT v.4 avaible at AVSIM. Gianfranco
  6. hello, to have more realty in the simulation I compile the approaches looking at real approach charts. But I found that if the IAF(initial approach fix) is a waypoint or a terminal waypoint the transition will not appear during the pilot transition choise to obtain it from ATC . It's written in the FS2004sdk that it's possible to have as IAF a waypoint or a terminal_waypoint but it doesn't work. I tryed just for test to install in the same position of the IAF waypoint a NDB. In my approach compiling I changed only the fixType. With a NDB as IAF the Transition appears and everything works properly. Anybody can explain to me the why of this approach behaviour? Gianfranco
  7. Tanks Dietmar looking and testing your string I was able to correct my string and now it works perfectly. My string now is: <String>%((A:GPS WP Distance,nMiles) s0 int)%!003d!.%(l0 1 % 10 * int)%!d!</String> Thanks Gianfranco
  8. <Gauge Name="WPT_Distance" Version="1.0"> <Element> <Position X="28" Y="0" /> <Text Bright="Yes" X="30" Y="14" Length="5" Fixed="Yes" Font="Quartz" Color="#FF9933" Adjust="right" VerticalAdjust="Bottom"> <String>%((A:GPS WP Distance,nMiles) s0 int)%!03d!.%(l0 1 % 10 * int)%!d!</String> </Text> </Element> <Mouse> <Area Left="118" Top="5" Width="40" Height="9"> <Tooltip>GPS_WP_DISTANCE,NMiles</Tooltip> </Area> </Mouse></Gauge>Hello,my gauge WPT_Distance follows the flight plan properly if the flight is started from departure airport.Resuming a saved flight situation the gauge starts to calculate the distance from the departure airport and not to the next waypoint as it was when the flight situation has been saved.I will appreciate an help to solve this issue.Thanks Gianfranco
  9. Thanks Jan for your reply.As you can see in the forum there are a lot posts about this gauge but I think the problem is do to the very vague Doug Dawson explanations.Gianfranco
  10. Thanks for your replies but I cannot able to make the Wipers sound working.Gianfranco
  11. I installed the Guy De Smet wipers to my RFP-742.Wipers work great but I cannot add their sound by Doug Dawson dsd_xml_Sound3 gauge.Here my wiper gauge:<Gauge Name="Wiper_CPT Switch left" Version="1.0"> <!--Copyright Guy De Smet 2002--> <Update Frequency="6"/> <Size X="43" Y="26"/> <Image Name="Dummy.bmp" ImageSizes="43,26,0,0"/> <Element> <Position X="0" Y="0"/> <Select> <Value>(L:Wiper_CPT_Left, enum)</Value> <Case Value="0"> <Image Name="Wipers_0.bmp" ImageSizes="51,26,0,0"/> </Case> <Case Value="2"> <Image Name="Wipers_1.bmp" ImageSizes="51,26,0,0"/> </Case> <Case Value="5"> <Image Name="Wipers_2.bmp" ImageSizes="51,26,0,0"/> </Case> </Select> </Element> <Mouse> <Tooltip>Wiper_CPT_Left One click to activate or 0 , 2 clicks for 2 and 5</Tooltip> <Area Left="0" Top="9" Width="13" Height="16"> <Cursor Type="Hand"/> <Click> (>K:PANEL_ID_TOGGLE) 0 (>L:Wiper_CPT_Left, enum)</Click> </Area> <Area Left="15" Top="9" Width="13" Height="16"> <Cursor Type="Hand"/> <Click>00 (>L:RFP_sound_id,number) (>K:PANEL_ID_TOGGLE) 2 (>L:Wiper_CPT_Left, enum) </Click> </Area> <Area Left="29" Top="9" Width="14" Height="16"> <Cursor Type="Hand"/> <Click>01 (>L:RFP_sound_id,number) (>K:PANEL_ID_TOGGLE) 5 (>L:Wiper_CPT_Left, enum) </Click> </Area> </Mouse></Gauge>and here my RFP/sound.ini[Config]MaxSounds=8Lvar=RFP_sound_idLvarStop=RFP_Sound_Stop[sounds]Sound00=./Sound/RFP/wiper_slow.wav,100Sound01=./Sound/RFP/wiper_fast.wav,100[Lvars]Lvar00=RFP_sound_wiper_slowLvar01=RFP_sound_wiper_fastThe string in my Panel.cfg is:gauge50=dsd_xml_sound3!dsd_xml_sound3,0,0,,, ./sound/RFP_sound.iniWhere is my error?Gianfranco
  12. Hi pve,I tryied all .xml codes posted in this tread but for me none it's working as you said.I 'm using RFP 742.Please can you post the right working code as you explained in your post?Gianfranco
  13. It seems that within FS9 the real Hydraulic power able to move the Hydraulic systems is only obtainable from engines running.looking at fs2004SDK I cannot find any parameter or event or tooltip to model an electric Hydraulic pump able for instance to move the flaps when the plane is at ramp with engines shut.I find only some fake hydraulic pumps able only to get the pressure gauges to indicate pressure but no one system can work by this pressure.I hope that somebody can give me a code of an electric hydraulic pump able to be a real hydraulic power source.Thanks Gianfranco
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