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As always, if you need more detailed explanations of any of these animations, remember to RTFM which in this case is the model-howto.html | As always, if you need more detailed explanations of any of these animations, remember to RTFM which in this case is the model-howto.html referred to previously. | ||
Each subsequent digit is handled in the same way, though with the object-name, factor and step values modified accordingly. | Each subsequent digit is handled in the same way, though with the object-name, factor and step values modified accordingly. | ||
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And so on, for the remaining two. Now, your itt instrument should display the EGT in degC using the needle, and give a "digital" readout of the same in degF. | And so on, for the remaining two. Now, your itt instrument should display the EGT in degC using the needle, and give a "digital" readout of the same in degF. | ||
'''Level Of Detail:''' | '''Level Of Detail:''' | ||
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<min-m>0</min-m> | <min-m>0</min-m> | ||
<max-m>30</max-m> | <max-m>30</max-m> | ||
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Now, if you've managed to stay with us the whole way through, the file should look something like this one, which you can download and compare with. [[Media:itt.xml]] Notice that under each new opening xml tag (such as <animation>) the text is indented one more level. Sensible people(!) use one tab to indent each level, others try to use various numbers of spaces to indent; whatever you use, the single most important thing is to be consistent. Consistent indentation makes the file much easier to read. | |||