MikePineTree

ThanksMy main problem was really to get the key to work, the other isn't so critical.Another thing: is it possible to assign a joystick key, or an axle, in the gauge XML code? If so, how can I do it?Thanks

HiI am working on a project, in which I want a few complex aircraft controls (i.e. NAV2_RADIO_FRACT_DEC, or COM_STBY_RADIO_WHOLE_INCREASE ) to be executed on a single keypress.I was thinking about creating a gauge (or using the radio gauge itself) to "enslave" a key to execute that function, but I'm having a little trouble with it.My testing gauge for now is the nav lights gauge, to which I added a few lines after the <Mouse> event it had (that still works), but It doesn't work as it is (my guess: wrong code..ups) <Mouse> <Help ID="HELPID_GAUGE_LIGHT_SWITCH_NAV"/> <Cursor Type="Hand"/> <Click Event="TOGGLE_NAV_LIGHTS"/> </Mouse> <Keys> <On Key="m">"TOGGLE_NAV_LIGHTS"</On> </Keys></Gauge> Can someone help, please?Thank you..Ok, already found out what I did wrong with the code, and now use this: <Keys> <On Key="m">(>K:TOGGLE_NAV_LIGHTS)</On> </Keys>However, as noted on another thread, this kind of code (embeded in a gauge) only works if the panel where the gauge is placed is visible.How can I make it work independently of the panel being or not visible?(To be noted that I am using an aircraft which was not made by me - EADS Socata TB30 by Kilian Bernard)Thanks again