Missing the small white ticks present on the horizon line in the PFD that are
used to indicate a turn.

I found where this is defined
Packages\Official\Steam\asobo-vcockpits-instruments-airlinershtml_ui\Pages\VCockpitInstruments\Airliners\Shared\PFD\AttitudeIndicator.js
Line 101-107
``` let separator = document.createElementNS(Avionics.SVG.NS, "rect");
separator.setAttribute("fill", "#e0e0e0");
separator.setAttribute("x", "-1500");
separator.setAttribute("y", "-3");
separator.setAttribute("width", "3000");
separator.setAttribute("height", "6");
this.bottomPart.appendChild(separator);
The line also rotates with heading in the real aircraft, perhaps linking the rotation of the lower heading indicator with this line would work. This indicator can be found in HSIndicator.js
Line 214...
var graduationGroup = document.createElementNS(Avionics.SVG.NS, "g");
graduationGroup.setAttribute("id", "Graduations");
{
this.graduationScrollPosX = _left + _width * 0.5;
this.graduationScrollPosY = _top;
if (!this.graduations) {
this.graduations = [];
for (var i = 0; i < this.totalGraduations; i++) {
var line = new Avionics.SVGGraduation();
....
```
@joseph-tobin, that file is not in the a320neo files so it would have to be duplicated and have the mod use the new one in the a320neo package instead. if you overwrite the original file itself in a new package, that will probably change for all airliners. just a heads up.
I can work on this
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@joseph-tobin, that file is not in the a320neo files so it would have to be duplicated and have the mod use the new one in the a320neo package instead. if you overwrite the original file itself in a new package, that will probably change for all airliners. just a heads up.