Hi,very nice presented and explain.I was looking hot to launch the Mission planner on custom interface/display.I'm planning to make a Ground station like we see many flight simulators here in TH-cam,and I like to display parameters in a different displays,and have buttons to activate/desactívate them or go on different modes to avoid use the mouse and go menu by menu to find them and click the when I need to see certain parameters.I see as today we can detach the HUD display and de quick data,but sadly after you close the mission planner everything comes back.I would like to know how to launch the misión planner and start as he was before closing,and how detach everi menu from the quick data flight as I need and be remembered for the next launch.If any one have same suggestions or know something similar I really appreciate the help.Thank you
Hi,very nice presented and explain.I was looking hot to launch the Mission planner on custom interface/display.I'm planning to make a Ground station like we see many flight simulators here in TH-cam,and I like to display parameters in a different displays,and have buttons to activate/desactívate them or go on different modes to avoid use the mouse and go menu by menu to find them and click the when I need to see certain parameters.I see as today we can detach the HUD display and de quick data,but sadly after you close the mission planner everything comes back.I would like to know how to launch the misión planner and start as he was before closing,and how detach everi menu from the quick data flight as I need and be remembered for the next launch.If any one have same suggestions or know something similar I really appreciate the help.Thank you
Where can I find more information regarding the support of NMEA2000?
still a WIP at the moment
@@MichaelOborne what are you hoping to achieve with N2k?
@@JohnEastonFishTecCharts using external sensors, and posible being sensors.. eg gps, water speed etc
@@MichaelOborne wow, this is HUGE!!!
What size does the smaller logo need to be? Thanks.
very low end, like 180x35 pixels in .png