2d Panels on a laptop

It seems we all get the same questions...

Nick Whittome - "The Naked MVP" — Fri, 12 Jan 2007 19:20:09 GMT

I also got a mail from a user with exactly the same question that Adrian has just answered on his blog

re: 2d Panels on a laptop

Andy — Sat, 13 Jan 2007 01:09:47 GMT

Thanks to reply, I've tried the second option since the first ts the simplest one, but with no result or better the 2d panel still looking distorted and I tried with stack plane... Any suggestion?

The 2d panel I don't know if are expensive to create since its a bitmap file, but I know that FSX Prof. is expensive and is sell around the globe, I think that its a big business and will be nice to have this implementation since its a new simulator and will last more than 3 years, isn't it?

re: 2d Panels on a laptop

Geoff_D — Thu, 05 Apr 2007 08:28:43 GMT

Look at the 16:9 ratio as a BONUS.

In window mode, resize the panel to the correct Ratio, and on the side, in the empty space, you can put items like GPS, Radio Stack etc.