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I didn’t make this for only you, and if you think it’s so easy to make, then you can create it yourself. I believe that making it any smaller would reduce visibility, and frankly, I don’t want to make a 1x1 type in the first place. There are plenty of 1x1 PFDs if you search the workshop, and I think you’re being a bit too demanding.
2.Unfortunately, it’s impossible to achieve that with just a simple modification to the microcontroller. Currently, the system is divided into four systems distributed across two screens, but you would need to redesign it into eight systems for both the upper and lower sections. (This is due to the limitations of Stormworks' Lua system.) The simplest solution is to stack two 1x2 monitors on top of each other.
I hope I was able to help
2. Can i combine these two displays into one 2x2 monitor and so monitor 2 appears on the bottom, if so, how?
A 2x3 version
I don’t think I’ll be making this anytime soon. I prefer a compact interface, and a massive monitor that’s 75 cm wide and 50 cm tall is a bit unrealistic for civil aviation.
Additional features like TCAS
I’d love that too! But there are a few challenges. First, it would make the microcontroller significantly larger, as we’d need to add at least radar or communication antenna nodes. Second, the screen would become too cluttered with information, which would hurt visibility. In fact, I tested an overlay function for radar data, but it ended up overlapping with other info so much that the visibility was terrible lol
Thanks for reading this far! I’ll be posting more ideas in the future if anything comes to mind. Right now, I’m working on a 1-block-sized PFD integrated with analog instruments. Stay tuned!
I guess you would have to work with radars to calculate the gps of other aircraft or alternatively have a custom transponder included in this controller. Only the people using this would get a warning though.
Depending on the complexity you could go for a TCASI or TCASII system, the first one would just display the traffic and turn yellow if it gets too close (horizontally and vertically)
I don’t quite understand what you mean. Possible causes could be:
•You’re pressing the wrong button (the button to cycle through 4 screens is in the middle on the right side, and the two switches at the bottom of both sides are for switching between the two monitors).
•A wiring mistake, where only one monitor’s touch signal is connected to the microcontroller.
This is also explained in the description, but this feature only supports the Sawyer Isles and Donkk areas.
If the microcontroller is installed correctly, it’s likely because you’re not in one of those areas.
Answering your questions
1.How do you use the multifunction switch?
It’s already mentioned in the description, but I’ll explain it again in detail.
The on/off state of the multifunction switch is output as composite data from the J1000 microcontroller.
The top switch is for channel 1, and the bottom switch is for channel 2.
As for “what should it be used for?”, I can only say that it’s up to you. You can use it for controlling the autopilot or turning the fog lights on and off.
bro absolutely cooked with this one