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HUD

Panel

The 'panel' is a simple name for the box of information that shows up when inside an aircraft. It's placed at the bottom of the screen.

At the left side of the panel, there is an airspeed indicator. The actual value is the big number in the vertical center, which shows the speed in knots. The other numbers are just part of the indicator, trying to make it look like a rotating system of numbers.

At the right side of the panel, there is an altitude indicator and a vertical speed indicator. The altitude indicator is built in the same way as the airspeed indicator. The vertical speed indicator is a small vertical bar with a triangle indicator. When the indicator is above the center, the aircraft is gaining altitude. When the indicator is beneath the center, the aircraft is descending.

The heading bar is located at the bottom of the panel. The bigger, white number is the current heading. The numbers to the side represent the heading the aircraft would be going when turning to that direction.

At the top of the panel, there are are indicators used for Navigation. They don't display anything unless navigation commands are used.

a wide box with lots of numbers indicating speed, altitude, heading, vertical air speed, navigation stuff

The aircraft panel

GPS

Above the radar at the bottom left of the screen, your current location is shown. This is referred to as the GPS. The bottom text displays the region you are in. If you are in a specific part (zone) of a region, it will show above the region text.

The following image was taking in the Las Venturas region, near the zone around The Visage.

two texts above each other

GPS text

Passenger satisfaction

When doing a mission (see Missions) that involves transporting one or more passengers, the current Passenger Satisfaction value will be shown underneath the radar, at the bottom left of the screen.

Satisfaction text with percentage

Passenger satisfaction text

Kneeboard

The kneeboard is a small box to the right of the screen, showing information about the current mission. When not on a mission, it tells how to start a mission. When on a mission, it shows the origin and destination, with the next step highlighted in red. At the end it shows the distance towards the location to go towards.

a box with title 'Kneeboard', showing the text 'Not on a job, type /w to start working.'

Kneeboard when
not on a mission

a box with title 'Kneeboard', showing the text 'Flight from Los Santos Airport to Las Venturas Airport. Distance: 233m' The 'Los Santos Airport' part is highlighted in red.

Kneeboard when not
loaded yet

a box with title 'Kneeboard', showing the text 'Flight from Los Santos Airport to Las Venturas Airport. Distance: 4.0Km The 'Las Venturas Airport' part is highlighted in red

Kneeboard when
going towards destination

Fuel/Health/ODO

When in a vehicle, a small box shows at the bottom right of the screen. Inside the box, there's text showing the ODO, fuel level and health (points) of the vehicle.

The ODO is the total distance that the vehicle has traveled, in Km. The fuel level and health indicators are horizontal bars, where the rightmost point means 100%. The leftmost point on the fuel bar means there's no fuel left, on the health bar it means that the vehicle is on fire and will explode.

text ODO with a number, FL and HP  with a horizontal bar

Meters

Speedometer

When in a non-aircraft vehicle, a small speedometer text appears right above the meters box at the bottom right of the screen. It simply shows how fast the vehicle is going, in Km/h.

a number text

The non-airvehicle
speedometer
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