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Rubdos

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Hey everyone,

I'm new to this forum, but FSDeveloper.com looks like the place to be for flight entousiasts and programmers ;)

I've the following question... Sometimes, FSPassengers or XPax shows up a little message in a green bar at the top of the simulator itself... It's a message like
"All passengers aboard" or "*Safety Annoucement*"

Anyone knows how to do this? I've searched the internet for hours :(

Rubdos
 
I've searched the internet for hours
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Why not looking in the most obvious place, which is of course the FSX SDK documentation ?

Simconnect_text is the function you are looking for. This is of course FSX only, under FS9 a little bit of hacking was required.
 
Hi,

I did this with Beatles Simconnect (but I assume there is the same in the default Simconnect):

SimConnect.Text(SIMCONNECT_TEXT_TYPE.PRINT_RED, 3.0F, Requests.DisplaySetData, "your text")

Rgds
Tim
 
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