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In the 3D cockpit I can rotate with mouse wheel no problem. In the 2D panel on the left that is within a window, I can rotate the knobs with the mouse wheel... But in 2D pop-out panel on the right with no window frame, I get the little UP/DOWN symbol, but mouse wheel does nothing on the knobs. I can press buttons though. (EDIT: This is only a problem in fullscreen mode - in windowed mode the knobs rotate on the right-hand panel in the picture)
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I have also experienced this - will try get log also.
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(Re-installed as instructed, no change, but I found what I believe to be a minor bug in the default positioning of pop-up panels). I have 3 screens, but I run X-Plane on the right-most monitor (monitor number 3) in single-screen mode. Most panels in the Challenger menu (User Settings / Engine Status / APU Status) will display in the middle of the screen as expected, no matter the monitor I use. However, I now realize that all the PID panels and some other panels, default to a position that is outside of the fullscreen view on monitor 3, but they do open, I just can't get to them as they're off the fullscreen view. If I switch X-Plane fullscreen view to my middle monitor, (monitor number 2), all the PID panels show as expected. They also show as expected if I put X-Plane into windowed mode. Is there a config file where I can change the default positioning of the PID panels (and others that are sitting off screen for my set-up), so they have the same positioning as the Engine Status panel?
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Hi there... I have missing UI elements: When I try open any PID window from the Challenger > Study menu, nothing happens. I can open other pages like the Engine Status and APU status pages. However, in the pages I can open, when I mouse-over any of the statistics, I get no message / description popup box either. One more thing, bit more of a feature request related to this - are we getting a Hydraulic system study page at all? Or is there a way of investigating the hydraulic systems at a more detailed level than the HYD page. Thanks!
