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Hey all,
For what reason is there a Y-scale on a Attitude Indicator? This is a ladder attitude indicator in a PFD screen. This is from the FS9 747 backup attitude indicator. I have found several like this now. I am guessing it would be good to know why its here and how to tune it.
This is the code;
<Value Minimum="-90" Maximum="90">(A:Attitude indicator pitch degrees:2,degrees) /-/</Value>
<Scale Y="0.7375"/>
Below is the block its in.
For what reason is there a Y-scale on a Attitude Indicator? This is a ladder attitude indicator in a PFD screen. This is from the FS9 747 backup attitude indicator. I have found several like this now. I am guessing it would be good to know why its here and how to tune it.
This is the code;
<Value Minimum="-90" Maximum="90">(A:Attitude indicator pitch degrees:2,degrees) /-/</Value>
<Scale Y="0.7375"/>
Below is the block its in.
Code:
<Element>
<Position X="1084" Y="174"/>
<MaskImage Name="ATT_mask.bmp" ImageSizes="248,361">
<Axis X="124" Y="180"/>
</MaskImage>
<Image Name="Analog_Attitude_Ladder.bmp" ImageSizes="250,600">
<Axis X="124" Y="296"/>
</Image>
<Shift>
<Value Minimum="-90" Maximum="90">(A:Attitude indicator pitch degrees:2,degrees) /-/</Value>
<Scale Y="0.7375"/>
</Shift>
<Rotate>
<Value>(A:Attitude indicator bank degrees:2,radians)</Value>
</Rotate>
</Element>