and other warning as well.
This gauge gives you everything you are looking for ➡
https://flyawaysimulation.com/downloads/files/2647/fs2004-gpws-gauge/
If you want something that is easier to install, try this ➡
https://flyawaysimulation.com/downloads/files/2643/easily-add-altitude-callouts-to-any-aircraft/
...this file by David "Opa" Marshall gives you only the altitude callouts though.
You should also know that freeware panels are available which have callouts already built in.
I Copy and paste the 9 .wav files to my sound directory and also
I Copy and paste the fpda_boeing_callout.gau to my gauges directory.
But im stuck in here its say:
Insert the following line (replace the xx with the next available gauge number) in the appropriate spot.
whay should i replace with xx?
gaugeXX=FPDA_Boeing_Callout, 10, 100
shirke01 wrote:
I Copy and paste the 9 .wav files to my sound directory and also
I Copy and paste the fpda_boeing_callout.gau to my gauges directory.But im stuck in here its say:
Insert the following line (replace the xx with the next available gauge number) in the appropriate spot.
whay should i replace with xx?
gaugeXX=FPDA_Boeing_Callout, 10, 100
I'm assuming you're using 'altitude_callout.zip'.
Look at the 'Panel.cfg info' contained in the same folder as the 'Installation Instructions'. The author gives an example of how to do it with the default b737-400 panel. NOTE: Back up the original panel.cfg before you make any changes!!
Only work with the section [Window00] .
The gauges in the Windoww00 section are numbered from 00 to 40. Note: Other panels can have more or less numbers in this section. Because this panel has 40, ie. "gauge40=SimIcons!GPS Icon, 236, 10" -- the next number (xx) is 41.
This results in this:
gauge40=SimIcons!GPS Icon, 236, 10
gauge41=FPDA_Boeing_Callout, 10, 100
The top part of the panel.cfg should look like this now:
// Panel Configuration file
// Boeing 737-400
// Copyright (c) 1999-2003 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.[Window Titles]
window00=Main Panel
window01=Radio Stack
Window02=GPS
window03=Throttle Quadrant
window04=Overhead Panel
window05=Compass
Window06=Mini Panel[Window00]
file=Main_640.bmp
file_1024=Main_1024.bmp
size_mm=640
position=7
visible=1
ident=MAIN_PANELgauge00=737-400!Airspeed, 0, 64
gauge01=737-400!Flaps, 586, 64
gauge02=737-400!Altimeter, 237, 45
gauge03=737-400!Vertical Speed, 238, 128
gauge04=737-400!Fuel Quantity, 236, 204
gauge05=737-400!Main Set, 335, 85
gauge06=737-400!OMI Lights, 1, 153
gauge07=737-400!Oil, 468, 85
gauge08=737-400!Clock, 17, 147
gauge09=737-400!RMI, 1, 211
gauge10=737-400!HSI, 86, 162
gauge11=737-400!ADI, 85, 39
gauge12=737-400!Gear Lever, 586, 217
gauge13=737-400!Nose Gear Light, 594, 180
gauge14=737-400!Left Gear Light, 579, 198
gauge15=737-400!Right Gear Light, 609, 198
gauge16=737-400!Reverser Unlocked Left, 354, 68
gauge17=737-400!Reverser Unlocked Right, 416, 68
gauge18=737-400!AT Lim, 385, 68
gauge19=737-400!Low Oil Left, 458, 68
gauge20=737-400!Low Oil Right, 519, 68
gauge21=737-400!Start Valve Left, 489, 68
gauge22=737-400!Start Valve Right, 549, 68
gauge23=737-400!Flaps Ext, 609, 115
gauge24=737-400!Flaps Transit, 579, 115
gauge25=737-400!Autopilot, 336, 11
gauge26=737-400!Pitch Trim, 305, 144
gauge27=737-400!Aileron Trim Indicator, 242, 261
gauge28=737-400!Aileron Trim Switch, 248, 276
gauge29=737-400!Rudder Trim Indicator, 285, 261
gauge30=737-400!Rudder Trim Knob, 290, 276
gauge31=737-400!Nav GPS Switch, 306, 17
gauge32=737-400!Avionics Master Switch, 239, 300
gauge33=737-400!Autobrake, 581, 134
gauge34=SimIcons!Kneeboard Icon, 181, 10
gauge35=SimIcons!ATC Icon, 194, 10
gauge36=SimIcons!Compass Icon, 264, 10
gauge37=SimIcons!ECU Icon, 250, 10
gauge38=SimIcons!Map Icon, 208, 10
gauge39=SimIcons!Avionics Icon, 222, 10
gauge40=SimIcons!GPS Icon, 236, 10
gauge41=FPDA_Boeing_Callout, 10, 100
That's it. Let us know how you're getting on!
Thanks again Tailhook
installed and working flawlessly 😀
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