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Hi Everyone. :confused:


I need some help for creating a panel with my own guages from scratch.

1 - What do I need to make a panel for FS 2004/FSX?

2 - What do I need to make Guages for FS 2004/FSX?


I am creating a Aero Commanber 500 with Virtual Cockpit for FSX.


3 - How does one make Guages for a Virtual Cockpit.



Thank you, I need some helps since I am new ad making airplanes.
 
Hi!

The answer to all your prayers lies in the SDK documents, and in these forums. I do not mean to be nasty, but it is true. Search & read, that´s what they told me when I started out! :D

/hans
 
If you want to create a good Aero Commander 500, make sure to check out Milton Shupe's gmax source files at the FFDS libraries. Quite possibly most of the modelling work is done for you already!
 
Hi Felix

Hi Felix


Thank you for that helpfull information. I will have a look at it, thank you very much :)
 
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