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Hey guys,

The one awesome thing about the 'Reload Gauges' gauge that enables you to reload gauge XML is that it also renews/allows gauge bitmaps to reload also...

If................ If only you could make one that reloads the aircrafts entire graphics/bitmaps... Now that would be brilliant.

(When I reload my aircraft, it will not reload the textures. Only the model/gauges/etc... )
 
Set up a keyboard shortcut to "Reload User Aircraft." That will often do the trick.

Another tip: set up the a/c panel view how you want it when first loaded, then use the ; key to Save the flight. I typically use a name such as "Premier I Test" for example.

When I need to force a complete reload, I simply press Shift-; and reload the complete flight! :D
 
I simply press Shift-;
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great tip - thanks. For testing my GPS-aware gauge it often helps to be back in the original position, as well as having the screens set up to view the gauge as per 'reload user aircraft'. In fact I could create half-a-dozen testing positions and switch easily between them...

B21
 
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