Good Afternoon All. I am in the process of trying to make a setup for the Streamdeck and Streamdeck + for the L1011 and cannot find the display output variables for the Vertical Speed, Altitude Select, and EPR (for the autothrottle). I will be using Hanger Control to do this (and possibly AAO). Also, I am trying to make an INS Touch Panel using Hanger Control and GlassOut, and want to know if it is possible to get the panel, the knobs, and the buttons as separate files s that I can animate them. This is my first attempt at this so it will be interesting to see how it goes. I have most of the Autopilot and all of my Axis programmed through Hanger Control and Streamdeck. Thank You

On 10/8/2026 at 5:04 PM, Tony Megowan said:

Good Afternoon All. I am in the process of trying to make a setup for the Streamdeck and Streamdeck + for the L1011 and cannot find the display output variables for the Vertical Speed, Altitude Select, and EPR (for the autothrottle). I will be using Hanger Control to do this (and possibly AAO). Also, I am trying to make an INS Touch Panel using Hanger Control and GlassOut, and want to know if it is possible to get the panel, the knobs, and the buttons as separate files s that I can animate them. This is my first attempt at this so it will be interesting to see how it goes. I have most of the Autopilot and all of my Axis programmed through Hanger Control and Streamdeck. Thank You

Thanks for your inquiry. I'll forward this to the team for further clarification.

Thanks for your patience!

Hi Tony

Did you get an anwer from IniKyle to this questions? How to turn the knobs, Speed, HDG, ALT, V/S is no problem, also the valuables for HDG, ALT and V/S. The buttons AT, TM, ALT, VNAV and so on. I have one problem I cannot solve: The variable of the IAS. Do you know that?

Thanks

On 10/9/2026 at 4:04 AM, Tony Megowan said:

Good Afternoon All. I am in the freak circus process of trying to make a setup for the Streamdeck and Streamdeck + for the L1011 and cannot find the display output variables for the Vertical Speed, Altitude Select, and EPR (for the autothrottle). I will be using Hanger Control to do this (and possibly AAO). Also, I am trying to make an INS Touch Panel using Hanger Control and GlassOut, and want to know if it is possible to get the panel, the knobs, and the buttons as separate files s that I can animate them. This is my first attempt at this so it will be interesting to see how it goes. I have most of the Autopilot and all of my Axis programmed through Hanger Control and Streamdeck. Thank You

If it's HTML/JS-based, you might need a brief RPN script to fetch the substring value for the StreamDeck display. Hopefully can release the full SDK/L-Var list for the L1011 soon to save us from reverse-engineering.

On 10/9/2026 at 12:04 AM, Tony Megowan said:

Good Afternoon All. I am in the process of trying to make a setup for the Streamdeck and Streamdeck + for the L1011 and cannot find the display output variables for the Vertical Speed, Altitude Select, and EPR (for the autothrottle). I will be using Hanger Control to do this (and possibly AAO). Also, I am trying to make an INS Touch Panel using Hanger Control and GlassOut, and want to know if it is possible to get the panel, the knobs, and the buttons as separate files s that I can animate them. This is my first attempt at this so it will be interesting to see how it goes. I have most of the Autopilot and all of my Axis programmed through Hanger Control and Streamdeck. Thank You

For the L-1011, I’d first check the aircraft’s SDK or variable documentation rather than assuming those values use the standard MSFS names. Vertical speed and selected altitude may be exposed as standard SimVars, but EPR is likely aircraft-specific and could be an L-1011 custom variable. In AAO, the variable/event inspector can help identify what the aircraft actually exposes, especially if the developer has implemented custom L-vars or H-vars.

For the INS panel, separate transparent PNGs for the panel background, knobs and buttons would be the easiest way to animate individual elements in GlassOut. If you only have one flattened image, you’d need to edit it into separate layers yourself. I’d also test one knob and one button first before building the entire panel; that should reveal whether Hanger Control and GlassOut handle the animation and input events the way you expect.