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Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Piston & Turbine Dukes
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  • Lestat11L Offline
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    Lestat11
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    i am trying to get the door annunciator to light up on the bravo when the door is open on the plane
    the same as it dose on the planes annunciator panel
    i use Spad.next is there any lvars or the like that i can get the program to watch so it will light up the door annunciator when the door is open

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    L:bksq_CabinDoor is a boolean so 0 and 1. If Door is open, then light light If door is 0, then turn it off

    Brian
    https://www.flyaka.com
    Alaska Adventures

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    @dadgametime thank you that works great

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    is there anything similar for the fuel pressure?

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  • Black SquareB Offline
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    All of the annunciators in my aircraft have L:Var outputs. You can thank the developers Air Manager for encouraging me to do this. I don't list them all in the manual, because it would just be pages and pages of L:Vars. The name of the L:Var is the component name in the behaviors xml file, plus a prefix and postfix. For example, in the turbine aircraft, the fuel pressure annunciator "GSA_FuelPressure_L_EM" becomes...

    (L:var_GSA_FuelPressure_L_EM_readonly, bool)
    

    In the piston aircraft, it's...

    (L:var_LeftFuelPressAnnun_EM_readonly, bool)
    

    I hope this helps get you started. Let me know if you have any more questions.

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