Thank you peoples, but I can’t work out how to get SelectedWeaponName to work, but it is a Funky Trees input. Please help. Numbers work, but I can’t get letters to work.
for it to not go into digits, just use ; and write 0's and optionnaly . (period) for custom decimalsafter it
using my previous example but rounded to the nearest whole 3 numbers: {TAS*3.6;000}
other example: {VerticalG;0.0} (displays rounded g force, e.g. 2.4, instead of lets say like 2.43125837)
as for the fuel, it should just be {Fuel} but idk if it displays it in percentages or decimals (e.g. 93% or 0.93)
@Flu
@JeskoGoesVROOM for others i just write the parameter in the bracket? Like fuel or idk
And can i make some how to make it start from 0 to 100, i mean without 120.00036748
you can use the {} brackets to display an aircraft parameter
example: {TAS*3.6} will display your true airspeed in kilometers per hour, as all 3 of the input units (IAS, TAS, GS) measure in m/s, which can then be multiplied by a specific number (3.6 in the case of kmh) to get other units
there are of course other parameters, not just speed, such as Altitude, VerticalG, AngleOfAttack, etc.
No problem @Danidude88
That was over one and a half years ago... anyway, thanks for the help @NGC543
@Danidude88 thats easy this will work: {SelectedWeapon}
And this for selected weapon name and ammo: {ammo(SelectedWeapon)}
Thank you peoples, but I can’t work out how to get SelectedWeaponName to work, but it is a Funky Trees input. Please help. Numbers work, but I can’t get letters to work.
for it to not go into digits, just use
;and write 0's and optionnaly . (period) for custom decimalsafter itusing my previous example but rounded to the nearest whole 3 numbers:
{TAS*3.6;000}other example:
{VerticalG;0.0}(displays rounded g force, e.g. 2.4, instead of lets say like 2.43125837)as for the fuel, it should just be
{Fuel}but idk if it displays it in percentages or decimals (e.g. 93% or 0.93)@Flu
@JeskoGoesVROOM and thanks
@JeskoGoesVROOM for others i just write the parameter in the bracket? Like fuel or idk
And can i make some how to make it start from 0 to 100, i mean without 120.00036748
you can use the {} brackets to display an aircraft parameter
example:
{TAS*3.6}will display your true airspeed in kilometers per hour, as all 3 of the input units (IAS, TAS, GS) measure in m/s, which can then be multiplied by a specific number (3.6 in the case of kmh) to get other unitsthere are of course other parameters, not just speed, such as
Altitude,VerticalG,AngleOfAttack, etc.