Version 1
Approved 2026-09-25
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PREVIEW BAYGAUGE.S / V6
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About this design
Old-school aircraft-panel styling: a matte black recessed face, cream chapter marks, four slotted bezel fasteners, a long luminous analogue needle with a coloured counterweight, and a metal-look centre hub. A dedicated oil temp instrument with one dashboard-bindable Oil Temp input. Fixed printed scale: 40 to 160 deg c. Green/amber/red reference sectors are configurable with green_from, green_to and red_from. Cockpit, Aged lume and Amber night presets are included. The normal face is needle-only; enable show_readout for a small precise numeric window. Colour sectors are editable visual references for your own setup. Full native-element design for the 466 x 466 Gauge.S V6/V6.1 screen with built-in fonts. Bind the input to the corresponding data source in the dashboard.
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Design details
- Format
- V6 color .ogp
- Declared canvas
- 466 × 466
- Current release
- Version 1
Declared input references
- [v0]
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