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Are there plans to get it updated?

That did it. Thanks for the quick reply!

I'm trying to add some extra functionality to the default 738 in X-Plane 11. I create the scripts folder, then added an init.lua file. I copy/pasted the code from gizmo64.com. When I loaded the place in X-Plane 11, the script didn't run. I added a console message in the code as a test, but that didn't fire either. Here's a screenshot with the file structure:

Maybe you could work with Cam to integrate the shadow option in the installer or alternatively just make it a preferences option, which on second though would probably be easier? Anyway, just an idea.

I know it's small and not really a bug, but thanks for fixing it anyway

I tested the autoland last night (which was amazing, btw, better than some of my landings), but when I did replays of the landing the A/T thing showed up like when you disable it and you need to move your thrust levers to the proper position for them to engage. I recorded the autoland just in case I found bugs: (Skip ahead to 13:10 if it doesn't automatically.) As a side note, you'll see the throttle go up on landing. Those are the reversers.

Have you tried reinstalling the aircraft via the installer then installing the hotfixes?

I found this IC, which can drive 64 LEDs or up to 8 7-segment displays, which means only two of these are need to drive the main part of the MCP, or 3 if you want the course selectors. I'd imagine that any 7 segment display would work, so if you could manage to separate your linked voltage meter from the display, it would work beautifully with your MCP. As for the LED buttons, I found the buttons you're using from this article, which includes a link to buy them from conrad.de, but they're out of stock with no picture, so I'd imagine they're not coming back. A quick search on ebay for LED momentary switch reveals only metal buttons with blue or red LED rings, which frankly aren't good enough and would be ugly against the grey of the Honeywell MCP in the 737 Classic, thus the saga for buttons continues.

I assume the faceplate was hand painted?

what Arduino and switches did you use? @frumpy