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Panel Divider alarm / warning indicators #342

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MOARdV opened this issue Aug 30, 2021 · 1 comment
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Panel Divider alarm / warning indicators #342

MOARdV opened this issue Aug 30, 2021 · 1 comment
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@MOARdV
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MOARdV commented Aug 30, 2021

The panel divider has an active color that may be controlled by variables, which means they could also be used as warning or fault indicators to draw attention to a control cluster.

For instance, when fuel is low, the panel dividers near the fuel gauge could turn yellow. When fuel is out, they can turn red. That way, the player doesn't have to spend as much time guessing where the controls are that can be used to address a particular warning. (some better examples might be things like parachute-not-deployed warnings, landing gear up/down reminders).

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StoneBlue commented Oct 22, 2022

Vulkan has done this sort of thing with a lightting strip prop, using target angle alignment, as an example..??
Seen here, in one of his vids: (link is set to the appropriate time in the vid)
https://youtu.be/RoLTHQrI58A?t=484

I thin this is the modeul that does it:
`
MODULE
{
name = MASComponent

	COLOR_SHIFT
	{
		name = Warnings
		transform = RingEmissive
		passiveColor = 30,30,255,255
	}

	MODEL_SCALE
	{
		name = Warnings
		transform = RingEmissive
		startScale = -1, -1, -1
		endScale = 0, 0, 0
		variable = fc.Conditioned(fc.TargetIsVessel() == 1 and fc.TargetAngle() < 1 and fc.PeriodStep(3) == 1)
	}

`

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