customizing artificial guages of cockpit

[Nashi]

hi all

i am making cockpit of flight similator for which i am using Labview but i am facing problems in customizing needle of guage and lot of other problems also including making of GPS, Horizon Indicator , Altimeter etc and also to get digital display in Labview

plz help me if somebody can sort out that problem

thnx

[MikeS81]

Hi Nashi,

did you see some of these threads.

See also this link.

Mike

[RC-Freak]

Hi Folks,

For a Quadrocopter project I am trying to design my own cockpit. The most difficult challenge was the customizing of the needles for the gauges but ... i got it. Attached you will find my vertical speed indicator as a working example (LV10 VerticalSpeedGauge.vi). What do you mean? Every comment or improvments are highly appreciated. Also attached you will find a picture of my whole working cockpit instrument panel.

have fun ...

Best Regards

Carsten

[Thoric]

These look great Carsten. Might I suggest you also post these to the User Interface comunity group, it would be most welcome 🙂

Edit: Ah, my mistake, I see you've already done that. Great work! 

[RC-Freak]

Hi Folks,

just to show you the progress ... altitude gauge and turn bank indicator including the inclinometer are fully working !

have Fun

[ostercp]

Hi Carsten,

These instruments look great! Would you be willing to share the altimeter indicator vi as well?

Thank you,

Peter

[RC-Freak]

Hi Peter,

for sure ... what do you plan to do with this? Just for my interest. I use the whole cockpit gauges with a quadrocopter electronic including GPS module and everything works like in a real plane glass cockpit. I have tested it in a Cessna of a friend of mine ... works great.

... have fun

Carsten

[ostercp]

I plan on using it's graphics for a ground station display for a UAV. Thanks a lot for uploading it. One small request still though, could you rreupload it in 2011 LV format? Unforunately I only have LabVIEW 2011 avaiable to me.

Thanks,

Peter

[RC-Freak]

... here it is ...

have fun

[Hooovahh]

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@TrigasFI wrote:

... here it is ...

have fun

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Wow this is some very neat work.  I don't have a use for it but thank you for sharing.  I always love seeing picture controls being used for custom controls.