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So it is possible to write a custom <tt>autopilot.xml</tt> to override the generic autopilot implementation. | So it is possible to write a custom <tt>autopilot.xml</tt> to override the generic autopilot implementation. | ||
This custom autopilot configuration file can be driven by either the standard autopilot dialog, custom cockpit panel hotspots or a combination of both. | This custom autopilot configuration file can be driven by either the standard autopilot dialog, custom cockpit panel hotspots or a combination of both. | ||
Also, it is possible to provide enhanced or completely new implementations of the standard autopilot dialog to cater for autopilot/aircraft-specific features (for examples, see the b1900d or Citation Bravo in Git/HEAD). [[File:Custom-autopilot-dialog.png|thumb|300px|A custom autopilot dialog]] | Also, it is possible to provide enhanced or completely new implementations of the standard autopilot dialog to cater for autopilot/aircraft-specific features (for examples, see the b1900d or Citation Bravo in Git/HEAD). | ||
[[File:Navomatic-dialog.png|thumb|200px|A custom Navomatic 400AP]] | |||
[[File:Custom-autopilot-dialog.png|thumb|300px|A custom autopilot dialog]] | |||
Some aircraft in FlightGear however only provide one means of interacting with the autopilot (i.e. autopilot dialog '''or''' panel hotspots). | Some aircraft in FlightGear however only provide one means of interacting with the autopilot (i.e. autopilot dialog '''or''' panel hotspots). | ||