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Revision as of 12:55, 2 February 2016
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FlightGear is using a simple property-based messaging system which can render GUI messages using propoerty listenenrs and the PUI GUI system.
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Whatever is written to
/sim/messages/* at runtime is shown on-screen for a few seconds, then moved away. When the next message is written to that node, that is moved on-screen.— Thorsten (Feb 2nd, 2016). Re: Hiding all notification messages (top of screen).
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This system is primarily used for the following features:
- Tutorials
- Failure management (limits.nas)
- Copilot announcements
- ATC
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none of those are hard-coded, those are all going through the property tree and gui.nas, so you can "disable" things there.
The higher-level features are limits.nas (or the failure manager) and the tutorial system. — Hooray (Feb 1st, 2016). Re: Hiding all notification messages (top of screen).
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The corresponding code can be found in gui.nas and screen.nas