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I've searched and searched, but can't find an answer.I would like to customize my plane's panel. I've gotten reasonably proficient at installing and placing gauges in the panel.cfg file. But I'm totally stumped when it comes to editing the panel.bmp background file. I've tried using DXTBmp, but when it loads my 'default' image, it rescales it to 1024x1024 (from the original 1024x768). I have no idea why. I pressed on, moving all my gauges to fit this new size, but when I load it in FSX, although the panel looks good, the 'outside world' appears as a small window in the upper left corner.How can I edit a 1024x768 panel.bmp file (using GIMP)?

Others have done it, so I know it's possible!Many thanks! I have in the past, had some success editing the panel backgrounds. I just took a look a the default 172 and the panels seem to be a BMP file which doesn't require Gimp or DXTbmp programs. HOWEVER, you really need a better photo editing program such as photo shop, or Corel to do it correctly.Example, if you use your paint tool or the paint/fill tool, you're going to lose the details such as rivots etc. If you use a HUE tool, you can change the colors and still maintain the details such as rivots etc. The last time I edited a panel bacground, I wanted to add some wood paneling.

My Corel program has several wood textures. So what I did was mask off the area where I wanted the wood, then used the tool Corel had to pasted in the wood paneling. It came out nice. Also, I was able, using Corel, to change the color of the wood to get the right color wood I wanted.

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Again, you can't do stuff like this using MS paint or other simple (often free) programs.Good luck to you with your endeavor, I hope you get it figured out! Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, it doesn't work. If I edit the original file with GIMP, I produce a nice 8-bit BMP. When I load that BMP into Panel Studio or FSX, it results in a completely blank background (no panel, no 'outside world'; instruments only).

Panel Studio tells me that it cannot load because 'The bitmap file is not a Windows BMP file.' Gimp does not save properly as a '.bmp'. Copy it to MSPaint, PaintDotNet, etc., to save it.MSPaint really alters the colors when going from 24 bit to 8 bit, so, beware. I use the freebie PaintDotNet.

Better job all around.Don. Thanks for the help everyone. I have managed to successfully edit and save panel.bmp. But, here's what I have to go through:1) Edit the file in GIMP2) Export the file as a PhotoShop format (PSD) file3) Load the PSD file into ImageTool (from the FSX SDK)4) Convert it to 8-bit and then save itSo, I suspect that GIMP is not saving the BMP format quite correctly for FSX.I'll give PaintDotNet a look!You described the exact reasons I use Gimp to edit, or merge layers, then copy to PaintDotNet, and save from that.I only use Gimp when colors or transforms are necessary. Otherwise MSPaint, and/or, PaintDotNet, do everything I need.Don.

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