Following the A36 Bonanza update, links for the Default B58 Baron Gauges update have been sent to all users earlier today. Similarly, there are bug fixes, feature enhancements and code optimizations. Should any user not receiving the update, feel free to contact me by email or via Comment of this post.
Updates for the Carenado B58 will be ready in the next few days.
The long waited B58 Gauges are ready now.
The B58 gauges come in two different versions — one for the default B58 and one for the Carenado B58.
Although the two gauge sets look similar in some ways, there are actually many subtle but notable differences between the two in terms of design and coding implementations. And the same gauge from the two versions could act differently in many occasions. It is one of the reasons dragging my original plan behind. Continue reading
Lately, half of my minimal flightsim time were spent on creating new FIP gauges for Baron B58 (both default & Carenado versions) and Bonanza A36 simultaneously as they share many similarities.
Different from the last C172 gauges which categorizes into Standalone and Integrated versions, and charges separately, the new B58 and A36 gauges to come will include both Standalone and Integrated or Extended gauge face-plates altogether in a single package, when applicable.
This includes customization for both default and Carenado aircrafts, making some of the gauges consisting of up to four different versions.
In addition, the installer for the new gauges will be compatible to Windows 10 and the new Saitek drivers file structure as well.
Followings are a few more preview screenshots of the gauges already completed or about to complete. Continue reading
FS Times 