> > ATC Flight Sim does exactly what Torsten does ... draw the > instrument gauges in 2D on an LCD display and then put a flat panel > over the top with holes cut out for the instruments to show through. > ATC goes a step further and machines bezels to go around the > perimeter of the openings and even has knobs right on the panel where > they are supposed to be. I have them, too! http://wiki.flightgear.org/File:Pmpt-FrontDetail.jpg > > Yeah, that's a harder one. ATC actually designed their own stack with > very realistic looking seven segment displays, knobs, and panels. > They did all the backend hardware and computer interface too. And this, too: http://wiki.flightgear.org/Howto:_Build_your_own_procedure_trainer#Radio_Stack You knew that, did you? ;-)
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