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In an effort to facilitate setup on the fly after being spawned in the air I came up with the following to catch the heading to load in my autopilot. It works out just fine, now I would like to do the same for altitude and IAS. Does anyone know off the top of their head or perhaps steer me in the right direction to find the right solution? I am really impressed at the collective expertise and enthusiasim on this site :-)

<Gauge Name="xxxxx" Version="1.0">
<Image Name="Shdg.bmp" Bright="yes" ImageSizes="20,20"/>
<Mouse>
<Area Left="0" Top="0" Width="20" Height="20">
<Cursor Type="Hand"/>
<Tooltip>Heading Sync</Tooltip>
<Click">(A:PLANE HEADING DEGREES MAGNETIC,degrees) (>K:HEADING_BUG_SET) }</Click>
</Area>
</Mouse>
</Gauge>

Thanks for looking,
John
 
AP_ALT_HOLD_ON - Capture and Hold Current Altitide
AP_ALT_HOLD_OFF - Turns altitude hold mode off

AP_PANEL_ALTITUDE_ON - Turns preselected altitude hold mode on (without capturing current altitude)
AP_PANEL_ALTITUDE_OFF - Turns preselected altitude hold mode off

AP_AIRSPEED_HOLD - Capture and Hold Current Airspeed (Toggle)

AP_PANEL_SPEED_HOLD - Hold Preselected Airspeed (Toggle)
 
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