by Moach » Sun Sep 19, 2004 8:35 pm
i think this aircraft may not have a gps...
there is a way to add it, modifying the panel.cfg file a bit...
open the panel.cfg file (located in the panel folder of your aircraft)
under [window titles], see if there is a line for GPS
if there's not, here's how to add it:
first of all backup your panel.cfg so you can fix things if something goes wrong...
write in a new window in that section, give it a different number than the other ones (e.g. if the last line was window03=whatever, call yours window04=GPS...)
then open the panel.cfg of a plane that does have the gps... the default 737 for instance (b737_400 folder), open it's panel.cfg and scroll down until you find the GPS window section... (default 737's GPS section is under [window02])
copy the whole section (including the title) and paste it into the first panel.cfg, (paste it after the last window section, before the [vcockpit] section)
remember to change the section title number to the same number you gave to the line under [window titles]
now save the file and open FS...
you can open the gps now by pressing shift+#
(# being the gps section number plus 1, i.e. if you called your section window03, you will find the GPS by pressing shift+4)
hope this helped, if not, at least you have your old panel.cfg backed up, right? ;)
c ya
Moach
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