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This section summarizes FSFO’s configurable user settings. Setting names and behaviors mirror the in-app User Settings pages.

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This page is a reference, not a step-by-step guide. Use it to look up what each setting does.
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== Input and Output ==

* '''Pilots'''

Choose the playback device (headset, speakers, etc.) for pilot and copilot voices.

* '''Cabin Crew'''

Choose the playback device for cabin crew announcements. Use a different device to simulate distance.

* '''Region'''

Sets the accent for all voices.

* '''Speech Engine'''

Available speech recognition engines:

; Microsoft

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Highest accuracy. Uses your Windows default microphone automatically. This is the officially supported FSFO speech recognition engine.
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To change which microphone is used: Settings > System > Sound > Input

You must have an English speech recognition pack installed: Settings > Time & Language > Language & Region > Add a language > Speech

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Tip: Accuracy is highest for English (US).
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; VOSK

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Works offline, supports multiple languages, and can use any input device. Less accurate than Microsoft. Experimental and not officially supported.
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; SAPI

Lets you pick any installed SAPI voice for Pilot, Copilot, and Cabin Crew.

* '''SAPI Rate'''

Controls how fast SAPI voices speak.

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== Audio and Recognition Tuning ==

* '''Pilots Volume'''

Loudness of pilot and copilot voices.

* '''Crew Volume'''

Loudness of cabin crew voices.

* '''Ambiance Volume'''

Loudness of background noise.

* '''Pilots dB Gain'''

Adds or subtracts decibels to pilot audio before the Volume slider is applied.

* '''Amb dB Gain'''

Adds or subtracts decibels to ambiance audio before the Ambiance Volume slider is applied.

* '''Readback'''

Length of pauses between digits or characters.

* '''Distort Voice'''

Adds headset or intercom distortion.

* '''Static Voice'''

Adds background static.

* '''Open Mic'''

When checked, recognition always listens unless muted.

* '''Start Speech on Start'''

When checked, recognition activates automatically when FSFO starts.

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== Test Options ==

* '''Pilot Test'''

Both pilots say “Fuel” plus a number.

* '''Crew Test'''

Plays a standard cabin announcement.

* '''Test Boarding Music'''

Tests boarding music volume.

* '''Test Boarding Ambiance'''

Tests background ambiance volume.

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== Controller and Hot-Key Setup ==

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Available actions:
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* '''Mute'''
Toggles voice recognition on/off

* '''PTT'''
If Open Mic is ON, holding PTT mutes voice recognition; if Open Mic is OFF, holding PTT activates recognition.

* '''Bypass'''
Cancels a wait or skips a checklist item (Ctrl + A is default).

* '''Pause'''
Pauses all FSFO actions until pressed again.

* '''GUID'''
Displays the controller Globally Unique Identifier.

* '''Set Button'''
Click then press the desired button or key.

* '''Clear Button'''
Removes the highlighted binding.

* '''Train Speech'''
Opens the Speech Trainer to improve recognition accuracy.

* '''Check For Update'''
Checks for the latest FSFO version.

* '''Delete Button'''
Deletes controllers.cfg (all saved bindings).

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== <span id="Standard_Operating_Procedures">Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)</span> ==

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<strong>NOTE:</strong> Above Ground Level (AGL) vs Mean Sea Level (MSL)
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* '''''AGL''' (Above Ground Level) is your aircraft’s height '''above the terrain directly below you'''.'' 
* '''''MSL''' (Mean Sea Level) is your altitude '''above average sea level'''.'' 

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FSFO will trigger the actions listed below when the aircraft reaches the specified AGL or MSL value. Setting a value to 0 disables that trigger.
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<u>OPTIONS:</u>
* '''Acceleration Altitude (AGL)'''

Copilot calls “Acceleration Altitude” once this altitude is reached after takeoff.

* '''Landing Lights (MSL)'''

Copilot toggles landing lights at this altitude.

* '''Engage VNAV (AGL)'''

Copilot engages vertical navigation mode.

* '''Engage LNAV (AGL)'''

Copilot engages lateral navigation mode.

* '''Engage AP (AGL)'''

Copilot engages the autopilot.

* '''Engage APPR (AGL)'''

Copilot engages approach mode during landing.

* '''Disconnect AT (AGL)'''

Copilot disconnects autothrottle during landing.

* '''Disconnect AP (AGL)'''

Copilot disconnects autopilot during landing.

* '''Extend Gear (AGL)'''

Copilot extends landing gear during landing.

* '''Min Flap Extension (AGL)'''

Minimum altitude at which copilot deploys flaps.

* '''Grnd Speed Warn (MPH)'''

Warns when ground speed exceeds this value.

* '''Stabilized Call (N1)'''

Copilot calls “Stabilized” when engines reach this N1%.

* '''Flow Pause (sec)'''

Description coming soon

* '''Checklist Pause (sec)'''

Description coming soon

* '''Checklist Repeat (sec)'''

Description coming soon

* '''Passing Call (MSL)'''

Copilot calls “Passing X feet” during climb or descent.

* '''Couple Taxi Lndg Lights'''

Yes, FSFO will automatically turn the taxi lights on/off to match your landing lights

* '''Couple Wing Logo Lights'''

Yes, FSFO will automatically turn the wing lights on/off to match your logo lights

* '''Manage Ground Lights'''

Copilot will manage the lights when the aircraft is on the ground:

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- When power is established, the copilot turns on the NAV Lights

- When engines are running, the copilot turns on the Beacon Lights

- When the aircraft ground speed exceeds 5 MPH, the copilot will turn on Taxi Lights

- When the aircraft is on any runway, the copilot will turn on the Landing, Strobe, and Wing Lights; when the aircraft exits the runway, he will turn them off
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* '''Battery Equal Turn Around'''

IF the power is on when FSFO is connected, the copilot will consider the current flight as a subsequent flight. 

* '''Boarding Music'''

Select the boarding music, which can be played via “Boarding_Music” command via the flow and checklist editor, or by click ing the music icon via the control options, which can be accessed on the Checklist page. You can also download and play your own boarding music, as long as its a.wav file. Place your wav files in the following directory: C:\Users\[USER NAME] \AppData\Local\FSFO_V6\ Music..

* '''Safety Message'''

Select the safety message, which can be played via “Safety_Message” command via the flow and checklist editor, or by clicking the life jacket icon, which can be accessed on the SOPs page. You can also download and play your own safety messages, as long as it's a *.wav file. Place your wav files in the following directory: C:\Users\ [USER NAME]\AppData\Local\FSFO_V6 \Safety.

* '''Flaps Call'''

Controls flap callout behavior:

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- Flaps Setting:
  The copilot will call the new flaps setting (e.g. Flaps 5)

- Speed Check:
  The copilot will call “Speed Check” when a flap change is detected

- Speed Chk + Flap:
  The copilot will call “Speed Check”, then the flaps setting when a flap change is detected
  (e.g. Speed Check, Flaps 10)
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* '''VSpeed Call'''

Controls V-speed callouts:

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- None:
  No V-speeds are called

- V1 + VR:
  Both V1 and Rotate are called during the takeoff roll

- VR:
  Only Rotate is called during the takeoff roll
  (useful for aircraft that have automated V1 callouts)
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== <span id="Auto_Flow_Options">Auto Flow Policy</span> ==

FSFO has three auto flow polices for you to select. Depending on the policy, FSFO will automatically initiate a flow/checklist based on the criteria below:

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- Pre-Flight/Cockpit Prep: Initiated when Navigation (NAV) Lights are Turned On

- Before Start: Initiated when Beacon Lights are Turned On

- Engine Start: Initiated 60 seconds after push back is detected

- After Start: Initiated when engines are running and stable with parking brakes On (It may take up to 3 mins for the engines to stabilize)

- Taxi Flow: Initiated when Taxi Lights are Turned On

- Before Takeoff/Lineup Flow: Initiated when Landing Lights are Turned On

- After Takeoff/Acceleration Flow: Initiated when Aircraft is above 3000 feet Above Ground Altitude

- Descent Flow: Initiated when the aircraft is within 20 Nautical Miles from the Top of Descent

- Approach Flow: Initiated when Landing Lights are Turned On

- Landing Flow: Initiated when the aircraft is below 1500 feet Above Ground Altitude

- After Landing Flow: Initiated when the aircraft’s Landing Lights are Turned Off

- Parking/Shutdown Flow: Starts when Taxi Lights are Turned Off and Parking Brake is Set
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- Pre-Flight/Cockpit Prep: Initiated after 10 seconds from starting your flight*

- Before Start: Initiated when all doors are closed

- Engine Start: Initiated 60 seconds after push back is detected

- After Start: Initiated when engines are running and stable with parking brakes On (It may take up to 3 mins for the engines to stabilize)

- Taxi Flow: Initiated when the After Start Phase is completed and the parking brake is released

- Before Takeoff/Lineup Flow: Initiated when Aircraft is within 800 feet of the runway threshold

- After Takeoff/Acceleration Flow: Initiated when Aircraft is above 3000 feet Above Ground Altitude

- Descent Flow: Initiated when the aircraft is within 20 Nautical Miles from the Top of Descent

- Approach Flow: Initiated when the aircraft is below 10000 feet Above Ground Altitude

- Landing Flow: Initiated when the aircraft is below 1500 feet Above Ground Altitude

- After Landing Flow: Initiated when the aircraft leaves the runway

- Parking/Shutdown Flow: Starts when Taxi Lights are Turned Off and Parking Brake is Set
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Selecting the user setting allows you to choose any event, time, lights, system, or condition to trigger your flow
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== Crew Options ==

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Settings that control copilot and cabin crew behavior, callouts, and automation.
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* '''Attendant Messages'''

The Flight Attendant will make the following announcements:

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- Pre-Flight “Boarding complete” (intercom to First Officer

- Taxi-Out Advise passengers to switch devices to airplane mode (above 11 MPH).

- Airborne > 10,000 ft: Passengers free to use electronics.

- Descent < 12,000 ft: Advise stowage of electronics (You must complete the Descent phase).

- Taxi-In Welcome passengers to destination.

Shutdown “ Deboarding complete” (intercom).
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* '''Pilot Messages'''

The First Officer will make the following announcements:

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- Taxi-Out Time-of-day welcome message (5 seconds after the Taxi Phase is completed).

- Reaching Cruise Altitude Inform passengers of cruise.

- Descent (4 000 ft below cruise) Announce start of descent (You must complete the Descent phase).
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* '''Apply Brakes'''

Copilot applies brakes above 28 MPH.

* '''Set Landing Gear'''

Copilot raises or lowers gear; If you wish for the copilot to only raise the gear, set the SOP Extend Gear (AGL) option to 0.

* '''Set Flaps'''

Copilot retracts or extends flaps; If you wish for the copilot to only retract the flaps, set the SOP Min Flap Extension (AGL) option to 0.

* '''Set Altimeter'''

Copilot sets standard and local pressure.

* '''Set Seatbelts'''

Copilot will turn OFF the seatbelts at Top of Climb and ON atTop of Descent

* '''Set Ctr Fuel Tanks'''

Copilot disables center tanks below threshold (7,000 pounds for heavy; otherwise, 1,000 pounds).

* '''Set Lights'''

Copilot will turn off/on the landing lights when aircraft is above/below the Passing Call (MSL) setting via the SOP option; otherwise 10000 feet will be used.

* '''Repeat Readback'''

Copilot will repeat the values stated by the pilot during a voice command. For example, if you command Heading 242, the copilot will repeat the command "Heading 2-4-2."

* '''Confirm Checklist Item'''

Copilot will ensure the system is set correctly during the checklist phase, when using the voice options. If it's not set according to the checklist, your copilot will ask you to check the system again.

* '''First Ofcr Handles Intercom'''

Copilot will automatically handle all intercom messages and prompts (e.g., cabin/ground/crew calls) without requiring your input. If disabled, the captain (you) must answer the intercom phone and respond to prompts by selecting Yes or No in the on-screen dialogue window.

* '''Call Missed Checklist'''

Copilot will alert you when you missed a checklist. For example, if the engines are running, and you failed to complete the Before Start Flow/Checklist, your copilot will ask: “Did we complete the Before Start Checklist”?

* '''Call Roll Phrases'''

Copilot will execute takeoff and landing roll callouts (e.g. stabilized, thrust set, 80 knots, reverse green, manual braking, etc…).

* '''Call Roll Responses'''

Pilot will respond to the copilot takeoff/rollout calls. For example, when the copilot states 80/100 knots, the pilot will respond “checked.” Disable if you prefer to respond yourself.

* '''Call 400 Feet'''

Copilot will call 400 feet when the aircraft reaches this Above Ground Altitude (AGL) during the climb phase. This is useful for engaging the appropriate vertical navigation mode.

* '''Call Minimums'''

Copilot will call out minimums when the aircraft descends below the AGL identified on the departure performance page (the default is 200 ft AGL).

* '''Call Glide Slope Alive'''

Copilot will call “glide slope alive” when he detects movement on the glide slope needle, and “Glide Slope Captured” when the aircraft captures the glide slope.

* '''Call System Changes'''

Copilot will alert the captain to changes (e.g. flaps five, gear up, parking brake set, etc..) of the following key systems:

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- Landing Gear

- Flaps

- Parking Brake

- Spoilers (When Armed/Disarmed)

- Lateral Navigation (LNAV, Managed Mode, Heading Select and NAV)

- Vertical Navigation (VNAV, Open Climb, etc…)

- Approach Mode

- Auto Pilot

- Auto Throttle
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* '''Auto Inflight Services'''

Flight attendants will automatically run in-flight beverage/snack service. Service begins only after Top of Climb (TOC), on flights over 250 NM, and only on passenger flights (no cargo). If any of these conditions aren’t met, service will not start.

* '''Press PMDG Takeoff Screw'''

Copilot presses the TOGA Screw when the aircraft's N1 is > 60% and the Before Takeoff Checklist has been completed

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== General Options ==

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General behavior options and integrations that affect how FSFO operates during a flight.
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* '''Disable Gear/Flaps/Throttles'''

Copilot will ignore any flap, gear, and throttle speech recognition request. For example, if you say "gear up", your copilot will ignore this command.

* '''Disable Radio Cmds'''

Copilot will ignore any radio and transponder commands. For example, if you say "set comm one, 22800", your copilot will ignore the command.

* '''Disable Flap Calls'''

Copilot ignores manual flap adjustments and wont make callouts. Example: if you change flaps from 2 to 1, the copilot will NOT announce “Flaps 1."

* '''Skip Eng Start (AutoFlow)'''

Description Coming Soon

* '''GSX Interface'''

FSFO will request GSX instead of MSFS services when clicking on the appropriate button via the Checklist Page (Control Group Box). For example, if you click on the catering button, and this option is enabled, FSFO will use the GSX menu to request catering services.

* '''Say Intentions Interface'''

Pauses FSFO during ATC conversations.

* '''Open Door On Start'''

FSFO will open the L1 door on first connect.

* '''Use FMC Vspeeds'''

Copilot will use your FMC internal v-speed database instead of inserting the values downloaded from Simbrief. For example, on the PMDG 737, the copilot will hit the corresponding line key to load the appropriate v-speed from the FMC database. Note this only works for some aircraft (e.g. All PMDG, FBW A320, etc…).

* '''Play Ding Before Msg'''

Plays a ding before cabin announcements.

* '''Boarding/Cargo Sounds'''

Plays boarding or cargo ambiance.

* '''Verbose Mode'''

Copilot will announce his flow actions. Typically, flows are conducted silently, while checklist requires a verbal call and response. However, if you want to hear what actions your copilot is taking during the flow phase, you can enable this option.

* '''Play Squelch'''

Plays radio squelch sound.

* '''Confirm Loadsheet'''

Ground crew confirms MTOW.

* '''Kilograms'''

Reads values in kilograms.

* '''RAAS'''

Turns on the Runway Awareness and Advisory System. See [[User Settings Reference#RAAS_Options|RAAS Options]] for more details.

* '''Include ICAOs in Briefs'''

Copilot will readback the ICAOs in during the departure and approach briefings.

* '''Notify ATC Boundaries'''

Announces VATSIM ATC boundaries.

* '''Save Aircraft Location'''

Saves last aircraft location when you conclude your flight.

* '''Announce Flow'''

Announces flow start and stop; typically, flows are silent.

* '''Announce Checklist'''

Announces checklist start and stop.

* '''Rudder Flight Control Test'''

Includes rudders in control test.

* '''Up or Down Flight Control Test'''

Uses “Full Up” and “Full Down” phrasing.

* '''Ask if Ready for Briefing'''

Copilot will prompt you before the departure and approach briefings; respond by saying “Yes” (voice), pressing Ctrl+Alt, or clicking the Bypass button

* '''Cold Weather Ops'''

Copilot will fully extend the flaps and then retract them during the After Start or Taxi flow whenever the outside temperature is below freezing. This simulates a cold-weather flap movement check to help detect/clear potential icing or binding before takeoff

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== <span id="Activation_SimBrief_and_Pax">Activation, SimBrief, and Pax</span> ==

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Settings related to licensing, SimBrief integration, and passenger timing.
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* '''Product'''

Select FSFO product.

* '''Serial Key'''

Enter 16-character serial key.

* '''Email Address'''

Used to identify and reset keys.

* '''Activation Status'''

Shows activation state.

* '''Activate Button'''

Activates the product.

* '''User Licenses'''

Displays product licenses.

* '''Open User Data Folder'''

Opens FSFO user data directory.

* '''SimBrief ID'''

Enter '''numeric''' SimBrief ID.

* '''Boarding'''

Controls boarding time (Right for slower).

* '''Food Service'''

Controls inflight service time (Right for slower).

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== RAAS Options ==

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Runway awareness and alerting thresholds.
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* '''Short Runway (FT)'''

Alerts for short runways.

* '''Approach Runway Threshold (FT)'''

Alerts when approaching runway.

* '''On Runway Threshold (FT)'''

Alerts when on runway; aircraft must be within the runway threshold and the heading is +/- 20 of the runway heading.

* '''Unstable Approach'''

Alerts for unstable approaches; aircraft is below this threshold and following conditions exist:

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- VREF: IAS is +/- 10

- Config: Gear and Flaps Not Set

- Bank: >14 degrees

- Descent: > 1100 Feet Per Second

- Pitch: < -5.0 or > 12.0 degrees
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* '''Altimeter Warning (AGL)'''

Alerts for incorrect altimeter.

* '''On Taxiway (IAS)'''

Alerts for taxiway overspeed.

* '''Long Landing (%)'''

Alerts for long landings.

* '''Approach Runway Landing (AGL)'''

Alerts when approaching runway for landing.

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== Interface Options ==

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Startup, UI behavior, and display options.
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* '''Auto Connect'''

Attempts to connect to MSFS.

* '''Check For Updates'''

Checks for updates on startup.

* '''Warning Beeps'''

Beeps for outdated METAR or flight plans.

* '''FSFO on Top'''

Keeps FSFO window on top.

* '''Start On Flight Plan'''

Opens Flight Plan page on startup.

* '''Display ACARS'''

Flight Information will be displayed in Copilot Actions box on the SOPs Page.

* '''Include Pilot Actions'''

Displays pilot actions.

* '''Check For News'''

Displays the latest FSFO news in the app.

* '''Auto Open Post Flight'''

Opens post-flight report.

* '''Check FSUIPC'''

Checks FSUIPC version on startup.

* '''Verify Exit'''

Prompts before exiting.

* '''Remember Last Location'''

Restores window position when starting FSFO.

* '''Switch To Checklist'''

Opens checklist (SOP) page automatically.

* '''Hide Home Button'''

Hides home button.

* '''SAPI Voice Test'''

Running Voice Test plays a spoken “Voice test passed” instead of showing a message box

* '''Opacity'''

Controls the transparency of the panel background.
Lower values make the panel more transparent, allowing the simulator behind it to show through. Higher values make the panel more solid and opaque.

* '''Font size'''

Adjusts the size of all text displayed within the panel.

* '''Background picture'''
Selects an optional background image for the panel. To add an image, add it to the Background folder located: <pre>C:\Program Files\Flight Simulator First Officer V6\Res\Backgrounds\</pre>This is the default install path.
* '''Border color'''

Defines the color of the panel border.
This affects the outer edge of the panel and can be used to increase contrast against bright or dark simulator scenes.


* '''Border thickness'''

Controls how thick the panel border appears.
Higher values result in a more pronounced frame around the panel.

* '''Border brush'''

Sets the style used to draw the border.
Common options include solid or shaded styles that subtly affect how the border blends with the background.

* '''Padding'''

Controls the spacing between the panel border and its contents.
Increasing padding adds more space around text and controls, which can improve readability and reduce visual clutter.

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For setup help, see [[Getting Started]]. For problem solving, see [[Troubleshooting]].
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