The full path to the model XML file, starting with the SimAttachment folder root. For example:

attachment = "SimObjects/Airplanes/C208B/attachments/asobo/Airframe/model/airframe.xml"

If this parameter is used, then you do not need the attachment_root or attachment_file parameters.

This is the SimAttachment folder root path, without the XML file. For example:

attachment_root = "SimObjects/Airplanes/C208B/attachments/asobo/Airframe/"

This parameter should be used in conjunction with the attachment_file parameter to define the full path and file to use for the SimAttachment being selected. Clicking this will open the SimAttachment Explorer where you can select the attachment to use, either from the package itself or from a list of Included Attachments.

This is the SimAttachment XML file, without the path. For example:

attachment_file = "model/airframe.xml"

This parameter should be used in conjunction with the attachment_root parameter to define the full path and file to use for the SimAttachment being selected.

This parameter defines which model the SimAttachment is to be attached to. Can only be one of the following:

1. "interior"
2. "exterior"

The SimAttachment will be attached to LODs that have a minSize of at least this value

Default value is 10.

This optional parameter is used to give a name of a model node to attach the SimAttachment to.

Default value is = "";

if the attach_to_node parameter has been defined, then this will add an offset relative to the node. If that parameter has not been defined, then this will be an offset relative to the Datum Reference Point.

The parameter requires 3 values for the X, Y and Z axis offsets (in meters) from the node/datum position.

Default value is 0, 0, 0.

List of 3 Floats

This parameter sets the angle of the SimAttachment. It requires 3 values for the pitch, bank, and heading, and all values are in degrees.

Default value is 0, 0, 0.

List of 3 Floats

This is used to scale the SimAttachment model when attached.

Default value is 1.

This can be used to define an additional texture folder. The text given here is the texture folder suffix. For example, if you have an additional texture folder called "texture.red", then this parameter would be as follows:

texture = "red"

Default value is "".

When set to 1 (TRUE), this will force the SimAttachment to run any JS used by the attachment when it is hidden in the simulation.

Default value is 0 (FALSE).

When set to 1 (TRUE), this will force the SimAttachment to execute any Model Behaviour logic used by the attachment when it is hidden in the simulation.

Default value is 0 (FALSE).

This parameter can be used to create a list of dynamic parameters which will be available for use in the attachment model behaviors, where N starts at 0 and must increment by 1. For example:

behavior_parameter.0 = "GEAR_NAME,'LeftWingWheel'_m"
behavior_parameter.1 = "OBSERVATION_TT_TITLE,LEFT_TIRE"
behavior_parameter.2 = "WHEEL_PART_ID,WING_LEFT_WHEEL"

Defined parameters will override any default value that was assigned in the behavior.

IMPORTANT! When defining parameters here, you should not include spaces after the comma, since these will be considered part of the parameter definition.

This parameter can be used to create a list of dynamic parameters which will override any value (or part of a value) used in the gaugeNN / htmlgaugeNN parameter was assigned in the panel.cfg file. The value for the parameter is a string, and within the string you give two pieces of data, separated by a comma:

• The parameter name
• The parameter value

For example:

// ATTACHED OBJECTS CFG
vcockpit_parameter.0 = "VCockpit01_htmlgauge00_file, NavSystems/WTG1000/PFD/WTG1000_PFD.html"
// PANEL CFG
htmlgauge00 = [VCockpit01_htmlgauge00_file], 0, 0, 1024, 768

Note that this list registers the parameters in the same list as the vpainting_parameter.N, and if there are two parameters the same in the list, then the VCockpit one will be used.

This parameter can be used to create a list of dynamic parameters which will override any value of the paintingNN parameter assigned in the panel.cfg file. The value for the parameter is a string, and within the string you give two pieces of data, separated by a comma:

• The parameter name
• The parameter value

For example:

// ATTACHED OBJECTS CFG
vpainting_parameter.0 = "VPainting01_painting00_params, ?font_color = #F5F5F5"
// PANEL CFG
painting00 = Registration/Registration.html?[VPainting01_painting00_params], 0, 0, 256, 64

Note that this list registers the parameters in the same list as the vcockpit_parameter.N, and if there are two parameters the same in the list, then the VCockpit one will be used.

This is a string that will be substituted into a parameter, overwriting the param.N value from the base file. This string is a comma separated list of items which always starts with the "alias" for the string, and should be counted from 0. For example:

cfg_parameter.0 = "center_wheel_position,-2.5, 0, -4.25"

See the section on Merging CFG Dynamic Parameters for more information.