Is there a way to make the altitude display in feet?

Well for example in the cockpit primary flight display, there are purple\pink pips beside the altitude, airspeed and heading readout which indicates the value the autopilot is set at. Say purple\pink pip by the airspeed says 200, means the autopilot is set at 200 knots and will try to keep that airspeed.

This one for example says the pip for Airspeed is set at 175 knots, altitude at 1400 feet and heading set at 120. imgur-> ICVVk9q.png

I'm not sure what you mean, I guess probably just try it out

I have not tried it yet, and might seem like a stupid question, but does this include airspeed\altitude\heading bug's for combination with set conditions by an autopilot ?

shoot! I'll try to update it soon

Hey makers, it seems as though your heading is inverted. It shows 270 when the compass is pointing east (HDG 90)... https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/357480372809891840/783656334390198272/unknown.png

all good

Hey, hope it's ok I used your artificial horizon on my latest build which is uploaded. I've given you credit here https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2254714724 .

Let me know if you want anything specific mentioned or if that is ok.

a til t sensor that faces up, pretty much

what does it mean by tilt sensor on top of aircraft

No 360 degrees work, but I cant make it do 0 = north, 90 = east etc.

You mean like having the number at the top be 0/360.

Can't actually make this point north, tried every compass angle I could think of?

sure

May i use this in an aircraft i'd like to upload to the workshop? Of course, i will provide a link to redirect people back here if so.

No, sorry

Does this work on 1x1 monitors?

Unfortunately not, otherwise the number would be too big, and wouldn't really match the symmetry of the design.

Any way to make altitude the full number and not rounded up to thousands?

You'll need three tilt sensors, one facing up, one facing left, and one facing forward. Then just connect an altimeter and a linear speed sensor. and finally connect a compass sensor (not compass ball) which has the red arrow pointing towards the front of the aircraft.

hey man, love the LUA work, but im not the best at building so I dont exactly know what sensors to connect.. can ya help?

Thank you!

Great work Markers, your controllers are quickly becoming my favorites. Adapation to 1x1 monitor format would be fantastic.

alr nice

I will, probably be done in like a week, since I have other projects going

please notify me when its out

I guess that might be my next project

compact single seater helicopter so i need a 1x1 in my case

yes please that would be so lit

You can't, sorry. Maybe I'll make a 1x1 version in the future.

how do i modify this to fit onto a 1x1 display?

cool