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Calling FX via XML Gauge - FS9

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I believe I have heard that to use a custom effect in an aircraft in FS9 I need to call that effect in a gauge.

In general what would that syntax look like? I am working on a model that takes off via lift jets (via Rob Berendregt's VTOL gauge) and transitions to conventional flight. I'd like to have some sort of exhaust effect coming out of the lift jets and main thrusters.

BTW, anybody know of a good general/basic primer/tutorial on creating/using FX that is available on the web?

Thanx in advance,
Cyborg Bill
 
Never Mind

I guess no one is interested in answering a question for me. No matter. I'll figure it out on my own.

Tootles
 
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