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Hi, I am using currently the Carenado Baron in my Homecockpit - but the recently purchased Seneca V ist much more state of the art and especially the lights of the Baron are not really as I expect them to be. I have tried to map the buttons of the Seneca using FSUIPC (paid) to my sim using P3D, but I had problems getting all to work. For example Strobes, Battery, Alternators to name just a few did not function. Has anyone maybe already found ways to integrate them all onto physical buttons? I am not experienced with LINDA but maybe someone has extracted already a list of lvars - with those I suppose it should be easy to get everything going fine in minutes. Thank you and best regards, Alfred (twinSim.eu)
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Hi! What can I say - I have just pre-ordered 5min ago to also show you my support! All the best for the finishing line!
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I do really hope that you decide for undocking options of the MFD and PFD to get those on a second screen! Please implement this option! Thank you!!
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What a beauty!! Look forward to the first test flights!
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Will check that as soon as I am back from Business trip. Thank you in advance! Al
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Hello! I would be planning to use the Pro Line 21 panels you mentioned just Alfred Silwester pop up screens on a second monitor that is integrated into my simulator (housed in a real shell). I was wondering if you could tell me if such fixed permanent pop ups could be realized with this software? The buttons are maybe also included so I could go for getting them to life with mouse macros? Thanks for your help! Best, Alfred
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Hi Milviz, you are right that it is going to work somehow to get a second VC window onto another monitor with a fixed view on certain screens, but I really doubt any serious Cockpit builder who is spending 5k to 10k Euros will go for such an approach. There will be very likely a sudden drop in frame rates, further no possibility to allign the screens 100% to the 3-layered backlit panels and maybe also some little perspective issues as the screens are viewed from a fixed point onto a 3D surface. I do understand that the minority of cockpit builders will not really make a difference to your sales, but I did think - knowing fellow simmers flying their PMDG in VC, that it helps to keep PFD/MDF on top while browsing around with EZDOC. I have no idea how difficult it would be to integrated pop-ups, but all pure VC planes I know so far do have them - that was my hope to expect them in your mostly awaited add-on. Best regards, Alfred
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Good day from Vienna, for using the B350i in a Simulator project (actually in a real Piper shell) I would just be glad to know if the screens can be undocked for a proper use withouth the VC (possibly including RMU and Standby instrument). Further more I would be interested to know if there will be some way to access the Pro Line specific switches with hardware buttons. Should it be keycommands (which I doubt you will be preparing), a list to control them with LUA scripts or directly with Offsets- anything would be helpful just to make them work without mouse macros. Thanks for your reply and regards, Alfred
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Hello everybody, while my FSX Standard King Air or even the Carenado B200 do make clear noises of the wheels while touching down, I did not hear anything with the B1900 - and it is not that I am such a good virtual pilot:) Is there a way to enhance or change the touchdown sounds - I know it is not a PMDG 737 but putting such a bird onto a runway really is confirmed through audio. Thank you! Al
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Hi community! When I onced installed the B200 I had everything running. In the meantime I have made several changes to several spaces, so I do not want to install it again. But what I am not figuring out is how to get the alert tones back for Altitude, overspeed (?), Stall Warning (does it sound - when I click I hear nothing) and the "Traffic" alert calls. I have checked in the Sound Folder - but in the config file there seem not to be any entries for this call outs or system sounds. Any ideas? Thank you, Alfred