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I figured out how to get Loz A-10c profile to work in 2.0 as far as the switches/clickables go but am having a problem with my custom viewports. I copied over my monitor setup .lua from 1.2 and after deleting the "ED_A10C_" from all the viewports (ex ED_A10C_LEFT_MFCD changed to LEFT_MFCD) I have the left and right mfcd and the UHF freq status and UHF preset working and in the right position. The problem that the UHF repeater, CMSC, CMSP, and Clock are not in their correct position. They all show up but only in the top-right hand corner of my 2nd monitor overlapping one-another and my Rmfcd, and completely out of scale. The RWR doesn't show up at all. If anyone has a monitor .lua that uses these viewports could you please attach it so I can compare. Ill attach my monitorsetup .lua for review. All help is appreciated!

PS screen 1 is 1920*1080 screen 2 to the right is 1440*900

 

_ = function(p) return p; end;

name = _('A-10C 2.0');

Description = 'A-10C 2.0';

Viewports =

{

Center =

{

x = 0;

y = 0;

width = 1920;

height = 1080;

viewDx = 0;

viewDy = 0;

aspect = 1.7777778;

}

}

GUI=

{

x = 0;

y = 0;

width = 1920;

height = 1080;

}

 

UIMainView = GUI

 

--//////////////////////////////////////

-- Eagle Dynamics A-10C =

--//////////////////////////////////////

 

LEFT_MFCD =

{

x = 1966;

y = 89;

width = 335;

height = 335;

}

RIGHT_MFCD =

{

x = 2970;

y = 89;

width = 335;

height = 335;

}

 

 

CLOCK =

{

x = 2277;

y = 619;

width =93;

height = 93;

}

 

RWR =

{

x = 2357;

y = 106;

width = 155;

height = 160;

}

 

CMSP =

{

x = 2730;

y = 145;

width = 195;

height = 50;

}

CMSC =

{

x = 2564;

y = 106;

width = 165;

height = 35;

}

UHF_FREQUENCY_STATUS =

{

x = 2399;

y = 423;

width = 85;

height = 22;

}

 

UHF_PRESET_CHANNEL =

{

x = 2480;

y = 359;

width = 22;

height = 22;

}

 

UHF_REPEATER =

{

x = 2406;

y = 523;

width = 88;

height = 20;

}

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Helios doesn't have anything to do with the viewports. When you reset your monitors for Helios, did you verify the monitor numbers were correct? As in "old #1 equals new #2" (using this as an example). Make sure the Helios monitor numbers match your Windows numbering on your first monitor reset.

 

hope it helps...

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