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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. | FlightGear is using a simple property-based messaging system which can render GUI messages using propoerty listenenrs and the [[PUI]] GUI system. | ||
Whatever is written to <code>/sim/messages/*</code> 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. | |||
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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. | |||
This system is primarily used | This system is primarily used by the following features: | ||
* [[Tutorials]] | * [[Tutorials]] | ||
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* ATC | * ATC | ||
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. | The higher-level features are limits.nas (or the failure manager) and the tutorial system. | ||
The corresponding code can be found in gui.nas and screen.nas | The corresponding code can be found in gui.nas and screen.nas | ||
In addition, there's the tooltip system which is meanwhile using the [[Canvas]] 2D rendering API | In addition, there's the tooltip system which is meanwhile using the [[Canvas]] 2D rendering API | ||
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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.
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.
This system is primarily used by the following features:
- Tutorials
- Failure management (limits.nas)
- Copilot announcements
- ATC
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.
The corresponding code can be found in gui.nas and screen.nas
In addition, there's the tooltip system which is meanwhile using the Canvas 2D rendering API