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How to display a FS9/FSX gauge in P3DV2 ?

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Hi everyone,

I would like to use a Differential Cabin Pressure and Cabin Climb gauge in P3DV2.

The gauge initially was written for FS9, as a ".gau" file.*
It is displayed in FSX and works.

In P3DV2 I have no error message but the gauge is not displayed : the background .bmp file of the gauge and the .bmp files of the needles.
(using FS Panel Studio I checked that all those .bmp files are in the .gau file).

My question is : are there .bmp format specifications to display gauges in P3DV2 that are diffrent from FSX ?

How could I modify those .bmp to have them displayed in P3DV2 ?

Thank you very much.
 
My guess is it's not the bitmaps, but rather a missing run-time library. msvcrt.dll or msvcrt70.dll most likely.
 
Do you know where they should be ?

(I'm running W7-64 bits).

I have msvcrt.dll in the Windows\System directory.

Is msvcrt70 usefull in this case ?
 
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