737-200 gauges

[roblockett]

Hi all i've just started my MIP for a B737-200adv sim i'm building i'm using three 17in monitors as displays, as the sim is not a glass cockpit i'm wondering what are the best gauges to use on the panel, I'm using the Tinmouse model and basing the sim around that is the a way of spliting the original panel display on the Tinmouse so there's no bitmap background panel, resizing the gauges so there 100% replica scale and using them? these gauges are quite realistic and things like the F/D and speed bugs would all still work.

Thanks all

[Michael Carter]

Time to buy FS Panel Shop. This will allow you to do what I've done with the 727 MIP.

[Geremy Britton]

FS Panel shop is good software, i've just bought it myself last week.
Looking forward to getting to grips with it - it shoudl allow me to do some good things.

Ceratinly the thing for you. about £15 on the internet.

[Michael Carter]

Sorry, it's Panel Studio, not Panel Shop.

[Geremy Britton]

LOL, why did i say shop too!

Must have been because i was just reading your post before i added mine

haha

[No Longer Active]

Panel Studio is definately a must for soft gauges, i agree with everyone on that!

Freedom to possition, resize, add and delete gauges etc....Brilliant Package!

[No Longer Active]

Gez....were you thinking photoshop? lol

[roblockett]

Thanks guy's i've had a look but will this allow me to run it on a seperate PC the main pc is for the sim only (views)?

[Jackpilot]

Just a note
Editing the panel.cfg instruments coordinates with Notepad does it too. Cost=0

[Michael Carter]

I don't think so.

PM is for networking gauges, as well as a few others. You are probably stuck with using the gauges on the main FS computer.

Use WidevieW for outside additional views.