FS9 737 Glideslope Indicator missing

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FS9 737 Glideslope Indicator missing

Postby Batman93210 » Tue Oct 19, 2004 9:38 pm

Hi yall

I downloaded a program called CfEdit for editing the gauges & panels. The program was no for FS9 but it worked just fine, but now on all my 737's the Digital Altimeter gauge will not show up diferent panels, and aircraft. I tryed uninstalling FS9 who I hated doing that, and reintalling, and sill the gauges is not there. Any ideals
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Re: FS9 737 Digital Altimeter missing

Postby WarDragon » Wed Oct 20, 2004 5:40 am

Just took the cursor and keep it on 'analogic' altimeter.  ;D
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Re: FS9 737 Digital Altimeter missing

Postby garymbuska » Wed Oct 20, 2004 12:40 pm

try looking for the gauge file on your computer cfg edit may have moved it to the folder it was loaded in.
A complete uninstall reinstall should have corrected this problem.You can fid out the name of the gauge by looking in the panel cfg file of any of your B737's.
If I am not mistaken it is what I call a master file NOT A .CAB file. One folder that has several gauges in it.
Like B737.gau for example.
You can also find all of the default gauges on disk 1 just unzip the GAMEONE.CAB file into a dummy folder of your choice. But Please DO NOT UNZIP INTO FS2004.
Once unzipped you can just drag all of the gauges from it to your gauge folder And over write. DO NOT MOVE THE GAUGE FOLDER just the gauges in the folder.
If you move the gauge folder and overwrite you will loose any added gauges you maight have put there.
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Re: FS9 737 Glidslope Indicator missing

Postby Batman93210 » Wed Oct 20, 2004 6:16 pm

I'v tryed all of what sed . The 737 gauges are there.
It's the 737 Glidslope Indicator in the ADI gauge. Can I replace it with one from the 747 or 777, and if so what gauge is it ???
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