2.6 // Creating a Visible Condition

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Due to how we want the Fuel Level Gauge to function (ref. Section 2.1), we need to create duplicates of the Bar Gauge and Image Widget and have them appear under a Visible Condition when the Fuel Level drops below 15%.

Duplicate the Bar Gauge.

Select the BG Fuel gauge in the Pages tab

Copy and Paste the BG Fuel gauge

Rename the new / copied gauge to: BG Fuel Low

In the properties bar: (Supplemental 2.6.1 Fuel Low Bar Gauge)

Change the X & Y Position for the BG Fuel Low gauge to be the same as the BG Fuel gauge

Change both the Day & Night Colors of the BG Fuel Low gauge to Red

(Supplemental 2.6.1 Fuel Low Bar Gauge)

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Duplicate the Image Widget

Select the IW Fuel gauge in the Pages tab

Copy and Paste the IW Fuel gauge

Rename the new / copied gauge to: IW Fuel Low

In the properties bar: (Supplemental 2.6.2 Fuel Image Widget)

Change the X & Y Position for the IW Fuel Low gauge to be the same as the IW Fuel gauge

Change both the Day & Night Image for the IW Fuel Low gauge to be a Red image

(Supplemental 2.6.2 Fuel Image Widget)

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Create a Visible Condition for Fuel Level

Select the BG Fuel gauge in the Pages tab

In the properties bar, select to enable Visible Condition under the Advanced Features section

The Visible Condition Setup window will appear.

Complete the Visible Condition Setup

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Repeat these steps to complete the Visible Condition Setup for:

BG Fuel Low gauge

IW Fuel widget

IW Fuel Low widget

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Bonus:

Try Creating a visible condition for the Load @ RPM Gauge, so that when the Load is:

  • Below 75%, the Ellipse Widget is Green
  • Above 75%, the Ellipse Widget is Red
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