PrePar3D Version 4.5.12.30293
Qualitywings Ultimate 757 SP4 Version 1.4.2 (PrePar3D)
REX WX Advantage Radar http://rexsimulations.com/radar.html (wxradar_20190514.msi)
// The following [WindowXX] section should have been // added by the WX Advantage Radar installer // Note: MAKE A BACKUP OF YOU PANEL.CFG FILE FIRST! // Note: Make sure you backup and edit the correct panel.cfg (standard vs. retro)
[Window15]
ident = 71
visible = 0
sizeable = 1
size_mm = 419,381
position = 1
window_size = 0.38135593220339,0.554831924274908
window_pos = 0,0 gauge00 = MV_WX!WX2D,0,0,419,381,1
gauge01 = MV_WX!WX,64,121,291,205,1
[Vcockpit05]
file = ..\panel.main\$vc_05.bmp
Background_color = 0,0,0
size_mm = 1024,1024
visible = 0
pixel_size = 1024,1024
texture = $vc_05
gauge00 = Qw757!FMS, 0,370,410,651
gauge01 = Qw757!RETRO_EFIS_CTRL, 685,9,276,417 // The following line "//gauge02=fs9gps!gps_500, 535,650,474,346 " is in place as a commented out example from QualityWings, // refer to the user's guide (search on 3RD PARTY OPTIONS). If you uncomment this // (and of course, comment out the new WX radar stuff below), the GPS will appear in the virtual cockpit
//gauge02=fs9gps!gps_500, 535,650,474,346
// Add the following 2 lines for WX Advantage Radar gauge02 = MV_WX_2!WX2D, 565,650,418,380,1 // X,Y,width (0 based), height (0 based) gauge03 = MV_WX_2!WX, 630,772,291,205,1 // X,Y,width (0 based), height (0 based) [this guage inside WX2D guage above]
// Note: You need to make a copy of the MV_WX.dll file and save as "MV_WX_2.dll"
// in the <driveletter>:\Program Files\Lockheed Martin\Prepar3D v4\gauges folder (I've not tried with FSX).
// Otherwise, the pop-out version of the radar (PrePar3D menu: [Vehicle -> Instrument Panel -> WX Advantage Radar]
// from [Windows15] above, initially appears black until you use the integrated one.