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ScottyMac52 / MFDisplay

Utility that allows the display of any image cropped from an external image file (Bitmap images of type jpeg,png and bmp) into any sized image on the screen in any coordinate available to the display system.
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New code for Mi-24 #74

Open HomeFries94 opened 3 years ago

HomeFries94 commented 3 years ago

I may add a MFD3 later, but right now I need to fill 2 MFDs to begin with.

<add moduleName="Mi-24Plt" displayName="Mi-24P Hind (Pilot)"
  filename="Mi-24\DCS MI24Plt MFD.jpg">
  <Configurations>
    <add name="WHKEY" filename="Mi-24\DCS Mi24 WH.jpg"  />
    <add name="LMFD" enable="true" />
    <add name="RMFD" enable="true" />
  </Configurations>
</add>
<add moduleName="Mi-24CPG" displayName="Mi-24P Hind (CP/G)"
  filename="Mi-24\DCS MI24CPG MFD.jpg">
  <Configurations>
    <add name="WHKEY" filename="Mi-24\DCS Mi24 WH.jpg"  />
    <add name="LMFD" enable="true" />
    <add name="RMFD" enable="true" />
  </Configurations>
</add>
<add moduleName="Mi-24PltHV" displayName="Mi-24P Hind (Pilot) HiViz" filename="_High Contrast MFDs\DCS MI24Plt MFD HiVis.jpg">
  <Configurations>
    <add name="WHKEY" filename="Mi-24\DCS Mi24 WH.jpg" />
    <add name="LMFD" enable="true" />
    <add name="RMFD" enable="true" />
  </Configurations>
</add>
<add moduleName="Mi-24CPGHV" displayName="Mi-24P Hind (CP/G) HiViz" filename="_High Contrast MFDs\DCS MI24CPG MFD HiVis.jpg">
  <Configurations>
    <add name="WHKEY" filename="Mi-24\DCS Mi24 WH.jpg" />
    <add name="LMFD" enable="true" />
    <add name="RMFD" enable="true" />
  </Configurations>
</add>
ScottyMac52 commented 3 years ago

I just moved to Bellingham and am unpacking. I will setup my computer last or otherwise I will fuck off and fly and not finish everything else. Lol. I have a new JSON based MFD4CTS that I am testing, it's been renamed and rewritten in DOT NET 5.0 for Windows 10 64 bit only and above. I think I will be up again by Sunday this week.

MFDMF is much easier to configure because all of the module main images use relative coordinates. Your displays are configured in one file called displays.json or any other base you configure. That means most of the module JSON files are identical no matter what your configuration.

Anyways I will try and post the update this weekend.

Thanks!!

Vyper

On Thu, Sep 2, 2021, 12:42 PM HomeFries94 @.***> wrote:

I may add a MFD3 later, but right now I need to fill 2 MFDs to begin with.

<add moduleName="Mi-24Plt" displayName="Mi-24P Hind (Pilot)" filename="Mi-24\DCS MI24Plt MFD.jpg"> <add name="WHKEY" filename="Mi-24\DCS Mi24 WH.jpg" /> <add name="RMFD" enable="true" /> <add moduleName="Mi-24CPG" displayName="Mi-24P Hind (CP/G)" filename="Mi-24\DCS MI24CPG MFD.jpg"> <add name="RMFD" enable="true" /> <add moduleName="Mi-24PltHV" displayName="Mi-24P Hind (Pilot) HiViz" filename="_High Contrast MFDs\DCS MI24Plt MFD HiVis.jpg"> <add name="WHKEY" filename="Mi-24\DCS Mi24 WH.jpg" /> <add name="RMFD" enable="true" /> <add moduleName="Mi-24CPGHV" displayName="Mi-24P Hind (CP/G) HiViz" filename="_High Contrast MFDs\DCS MI24CPG MFD HiVis.jpg"> <add name="LMFD" enable="true" />

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HomeFries94 commented 3 years ago

Nice. I love Bellingham. Used to go there on the weekends when I was at Whidbey. Hopefully the crazy didn't follow from Seattle, though Bham is a college town...

I know you're working on a new one, but I figured I would pass you the code anyway. It's pretty straightforward (just pilot and cp/g), so I figured you could translate the naming conventions to the new program. Looking forward to it!