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'''Note: This tutorial describes features only available in FlightGear >= 2.8 ! (also note that the Canvas/PUI support described here will eventually be phased out, once PUI is finally retired)''' | '''Note: This tutorial describes features only available in FlightGear >= 2.8 ! (also note that the Canvas/PUI support described here will eventually be phased out, once PUI is finally retired, probably some time after the 3.0 release)''' | ||
Using the combination of Nasal scripting, GUI dialogs and embedded canvas regions for 2D rendering, you can create standalone "FlightGear applications" in the form of self-contained dialogs that you can easily share with fellow FlightGear users. This can for example be used to create a plotting application like [[FGPlot]], which would look to FlightGear like a conventional dialog. | Using the combination of Nasal scripting, GUI dialogs and embedded canvas regions for 2D rendering, you can create standalone "FlightGear applications" in the form of self-contained dialogs that you can easily share with fellow FlightGear users. This can for example be used to create a plotting application like [[FGPlot]], which would look to FlightGear like a conventional dialog. | ||