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Pictures in Reference Readme's in-sim!

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Hey all,


As an experiment, I inserted a picture into a reference sheet for the aircraft I am making, and found that it shows up 'in' the Kneeboard popup window.

I might just add my manual here instead. Its all built in and ready, full color, everything...




Bill
 
I have used images in the kneeboard to aide my less experinced wingmen during multiplayer flights. Mostly for preflight and postflight stuff but it's usefull inflight as well. I found it to be a little bit more work but pictures can show so much at a glance.
 
That is hardly surprising, since the "kneeboard" files are nothing more than HTML documents.

However, the very small size/width of the display area will work against using it for an type of long manual, IMHO.
 
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