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Remove Speed-dial from IG

Ajay Gopidas
Ajay Gopidas over 1 year ago

How can the display of EGO speed and simulation time be controlled in VTD IG? Is there a way to hide the speedometer from view in certain use cases?

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  • Ajay Gopidas
    Ajay Gopidas over 1 year ago +1 verified
    The EGO speed , Speed-dial , and Simulation time are debug options that can be configured in TaskControl via the ParameterBrowser . To remove the entire speed dial display in the IG window: Open…
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    0 Ajay Gopidas over 1 year ago

    The EGO speed, Speed-dial, and Simulation time are debug options that can be configured in TaskControl via the ParameterBrowser.

    To remove the entire speed dial display in the IG window:

    1. Open the VTD GUI.

    2. Navigate to ParameterBrowser > TaskControl > Debug.

    3. Set the following parameters to false:

      • egoSpeed

      • egoSpeedDial

      • simTime

    4. Save the changes

    This will disable all three debug elements.

    Note: If only the Speed-dial should be hidden while keeping EGO speed and Simulation time visible, set egoSpeedDial to false and leave the other two parameters to true.

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