Dave Martin wrote:
Hmm, when you say you'd like to make an instrument panel - do you mean a 3d 'virtual' one such as we have in the c172p, pa28-161, 310-3d etc or a 2d panel?
Incidentally - for much of the 3d modelling in FlightGear, AC3D is easiest while Blender with its .ac export filter is most powerful.
As for visualisation 'while you work', I generally use trial (careful thought) and much error but its possible that there are other methods available which I haven't found yet.
For visualization "while you work" try hitting "F3" (or is it shift-F3?) One of those reloads the panel, and the other takes a screen shot, I always forget which is which. But that let's you work on your panel and see the results immediately in a live running copy of FG.
Regards,
Curt.
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