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A10C HUD colour change


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Can somebody please guide me how to change the colour of the HUD in A10C?

 

Sometimes the default colour is very difficult to read.

 

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You can change the hud color to orange if you set the HUD to night. It's somewhere under the TGP on/off switch.

You have to change a file to get another color but don't know how to do it. There was a Thread in the ED Forums about that.

http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=68562

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Oh I am so glad to see others have my problem. I too have difficulty seeing the HUD and I always switch to night mode but even this is not enough when flying over snow. Plus, strictly speaking, powering down with the night filter can damage the HUD. I know this doesn't happen in DCS.

 

I'm a new user so I am watching this for an answer from an experienced user.

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Hi guys, I don't get to fly the A-10 so much at the moment, as I am hooked on rotors and can't seem to get away, but when I do I use black text and it works fine for me.

 

This will give you some idea about RGB to Hex http://www.javascripter.net/faq/rgbtohex.htm

 

I'm not to clever with all this computer coding and stuff, but this made a little sense to me so I attach my file (HUD_init) that I put together using black text. It works in version 1.5.2.

 

I use it via JSGME, If you don't, just drop the files into the path below after backing up the A-10C's Cockpit folder

 

The full path, DCS World/Mods/aircraft/A-10C/Cockpit/Scripts/HUD/Indicator.

 

From the indicator folder there is an .lua file called HD_init, that is where the magic is applied, I think there are four lines of hex code near the bottom that can be played with, it's been a long time since I did this. Please make a back up first.

 

In my attached hud mod is another changed attribute to the text size making it slightly larger to see (HUD_definitions.lua)

 

I hope this info helps you out.

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HUD_definitions.lua

HUD_init.lua

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That`s pretty normal. Make a copy of the edited file and replace the original every time a repair or update did delete the modded one.

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