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Canion

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I have this model almost finished, with the exception of some xml code. that I can't solve; due to my lack of knowledge in flight instruments and their operation, as well as the correct terms to research or search. This is my second attempt after three years where I was stopped for this reason ...
If someone has had the experience of completing a model with 3D xml gauges. code, it might help.
 

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Ok, someone help this guy out, lol. There is a model being converted to native FSX, but still lacks a lot of work. . .but this baby is gorgeous. . .and it has a complete VC.
 
Gauges repeat (two engines)
Torque
RPM (two needles)
T4 temperature
Fuel flow

As they still do not work very well (it is not worth adding yet) The model is made in FSXA
 
falcon409 said:
Ok, someone help this guy out, lol. There is a model being converted to native FSX, but still lacks a lot of work. . .but this baby is gorgeous. . .and it has a complete VC.
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I couldn't agree more! Those shots have me drooling all over my keyboard!

Priller

PS: hoping that it will convert to MSFS!
 
Looking sharp! Alas, I have absolutely zero experience with .xml coding...or any coding, really. Here's hoping that someone can help!
 
I'm bumping this back to the top. This is too nice a model to allow it to go unfinished and the thread to disappear off the front page. Any recent developments?
 
Canion said:
I have this model almost finished, with the exception of some xml code. that I can't solve; due to my lack of knowledge in flight instruments and their operation, as well as the correct terms to research or search. This is my second attempt after three years where I was stopped for this reason ...
If someone has had the experience of completing a model with 3D xml gauges. code, it might help.
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What do you need done? It's a great looking model.
 
I could adapt existing code...redo graphics, etc...as have done with other xml...but not if it's embedded/3d in the VC/model coding...;)
 
Jafo said:
I could adapt existing code...redo graphics, etc...as have done with other xml...but not if it's embedded/3d in the VC/model coding...;)
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That is not a problem if you have skills to edit xml codes, it is not very different for 3D gauges, you can ask about in fsdeveloper to convert these, I will take care of embedded it.
 
First off, beautiful aircraft/modeling. What is the modeling software you are using for this? If it's only engine instruments, I could assist in getting the last bit of code in. Send me an email at euroastar350 "AT" gmail dot com
 
Maybe someone else is interested.
Thank you very much for your attention! the job is about Gmax. If you have previous experience adding code in modeldef.XML (you will understand).
The gauges are right left: Torque, RPM (two needles), T4 temperature (Centigrade) Fuel consumption (Liters) (needle plus four drums), Oil temperature (Centigrade), Fuel temperature (Centigrade), Fuel quantity.
It has other details: RMI second needle (2) by default (does not show reference) is inoperative.
RIM is inscribed by default (CDI vertical needle, GSI horizontal needle). These instruments do not understand their function and how to check them.
 

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Canion said:
Maybe someone else is interested.
Thank you very much for your attention! the job is about Gmax. If you have previous experience adding code in modeldef.XML (you will understand).
The gauges are right left: Torque, RPM (two needles), T4 temperature (Centigrade) Fuel consumption (Liters) (needle plus four drums), Oil temperature (Centigrade), Fuel temperature (Centigrade), Fuel quantity.
It has other details: RMI second needle (2) by default (does not show reference) is inoperative.
RIM is inscribed by default (CDI vertical needle, GSI horizontal needle). These instruments do not understand their function and how to check them.
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I can code those gauges as I'm a developer myself. The code is simple enough to do, but I'll need access to the sources to get them to work.
 
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