On Tuesday, February 14, 2017 at 3:34:29 PM UTC-8, gjr80 wrote: > > One of the challenges when driving the SteelSeries gauges is that there is > a lot of information being conveyed by the gauges other than just the > simple gauge value. In the case of the red faced gauge it was simply a case > of a mis-constructed query that was returning incorrect pressL and pressH > values. These contribute to part of the shading of the pressure gauge. > > I had not noticed the linear shading of the wind direction gauge, I would > expect to see something like that under the simulator but not in real life. > I implemented a revised method of producing the windrose data, and whilst > the windrose gauge is not being displayed, the windrose data may have an > effect on the wind direction gauge. This one I will need to look at more > closely. > > Gary > > On Wednesday, 15 February 2017 07:55:41 UTC+10, Devonian wrote: >> >> @Bob, >> >> Maybe the gauge is angry or embarrassed ;-) >> >> It's not polished yet and Gary will no doubt fix it up in due course as >> it's just cosmetics. >> The wind direction colours are a little wrong as well as they progress >> from pale blue to red in a continuous colour change as opposed to >> reflecting the direction of predominant wind with variables either side, as >> you might expect. >> >> Nigel. >> >> > Gary, let me know if you would like an additional beta tester.
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