Help with callouts

[Pellrick]

Hi everybody!

Any out there how can tell me what to do if I want to copy callouts ("One thousand", "five houndred"....etc) from one aircraft to another? If you have the time to explain this in a tutorial mode, I

[wji]

We can't have a SimV question go unanswered.
When no replies are receive all that means is no one knows . . . me included.

I just spent nearly and hour trying to answer your question and found nada.

Andreas Jaros from FPDA is the name which keeps coming up and it seems the ground/altitude callouts is a 'gauge' which puts it in the panel.cfg file.

I've never performed this operation so really don't know any more about it.

Please let us know what you come with . . .

[Peedy]

Hi Pellrick
As I recall go into the panel cfg of a plane that does the call outs and look for a guage called
FPDA_Boeing_Callout
Copy and paste this guage into the panel cfg of the plane you want the callouts on. Whatever the last guage number is rename the guage to the next number.
ie if last guage is 41 make inserted guage 42. If you have a plane with a Virtual cockpit then add the guage to the VC section guages of the panel cfg. This will be below the main guages. Scroll down until you find it. Hope this helps and good luck
Peedy

[Ivan]

Boeing callout or Airbus callout (might be A320callout)
two of those with different filenames for the voices

[phantom1]

I have a small program called PM Sounds. It runs in the background of Flight Sim, and gives callouts for altitude, bankangle, gearup/down, and lots more. It's available from Project Magenta http://www.projectmagenta.com/products/pmsounds.html It's freeware and requires FSUIPC to work. The beauty is it works with any aircraft you happen to be flying.

Alan

[Pellrick]

Thanx, I

[rcbarend]

[quote]Hi everybody!

Any out there how can tell me what to do if I want to copy callouts ("One thousand", "five houndred"....etc) from one aircraft to another? If you have the time to explain this in a tutorial mode, I