Looking for utility that would measure landing...

[briansommers 74]

I'm wanting a little utility that would measure the distance of my landing and takeoff roll.

 

Any such thing?

[sfgiants13 83]

1 hour ago, briansommers said:

I'm wanting a little utility that would measure the distance of my landing and takeoff roll.

 

Any such thing?

The acars program for the VA I fly for sometimes will track that. I’m sure other VAs have something similar.

[micstatic 4,323]

project fly will do the landing.  It also is a neat little way to organize your flight history  

[diajohn 169]

Lord of the landing does landings quite nicely

[Evros 310]

AivlaSoft EFB. Bit of an overkill just for monitoring vertical speed during landing, but it has the feature. Havent used BlackBox flight logger in a while, but that should be able to monitor this variable as well,

Edited October 15, 2019 by Evros

[F737MAX 5,645]

18 hours ago, micstatic said:

project fly will do the landing.  It also is a neat little way to organize your flight history  

ProjectFly is 'dead'. Whether it can be resuscitated is another question.

+1 for Lord of the Landing (v1.8).
Another utility I use is Landing Rate Monitor.

[spokes2112 179]

Here's a gauge I made for FS9, P3D still accepts the FS9 xml syntax so it should work. 
https://library.avsim.net/search.php?SearchTerm=odo.zip&CatID=root&Go=Search

[C2615 320]

Not specific for it but I just use FSX2ACMI and Tacview.

Because LoL some how don't start on my system, and FSX2ACMI just start automaticlly so I won't forget

[pegruder 65]

23 hours ago, F737NG said:

ProjectFly is 'dead'. Whether it can be resuscitated is another question.

+1 for Lord of the Landing (v1.8).
Another utility I use is Landing Rate Monitor.

What happened to PF?  I just used it a few days ago I think.

[F737MAX 5,645]

5 minutes ago, pegruder said:

What happened to PF?  I just used it a few days ago I think.

It went offline with nearly £3,000 debt. Recovered due to crowd-funding.

Let's just say that there have been 'issues' surrounding its viability and that I'm not counting on it being around with things as they stand.

Massively OT for this thread though.

 

2 hours ago, spokes2112 said:

Here's a gauge I made for FS9, P3D still accepts the FS9 xml syntax so it should work. 
https://library.avsim.net/search.php?SearchTerm=odo.zip&CatID=root&Go=Search

Not used it, but glad people have taken the time to put their knowledge to something that benefits us all. Thanks for making it!

[pegruder 65]

29 minutes ago, F737NG said:

It went offline with nearly £3,000 debt. Recovered due to crowd-funding.

Let's just say that there have been 'issues' surrounding its viability and that I'm not counting on it being around with things as they stand.

Massively OT for this thread though.

 

Not used it, but glad people have taken the time to put their knowledge to something that benefits us all. Thanks for making it!

I did hear something about the crowd funding.  So now to steer back (sorta) to topic, may need a separate thread for this.  But Ive been looking for a good logbook for simming.  Thats actually how i ended up on project fly in the first place since I never found one I liked.  I'd prefer something locally installed than all this online, dependent on other peoples funding, server availability ect.  I don't necessarily NEED landing stats but hey they're always fun to look at once in awhile.

[briansommers 74]

6 hours ago, spokes2112 said:

Here's a gauge I made for FS9, P3D still accepts the FS9 xml syntax so it should work. 
https://library.avsim.net/search.php?SearchTerm=odo.zip&CatID=root&Go=Search

This is exactly what I need and works great in p3d v4.5 no hotfixes

[cyyzrwy24 127]

On 10/16/2019 at 8:54 AM, F737NG said:

ProjectFly is 'dead'. Whether it can be resuscitated is another question.

What happen'?

[F737MAX 5,645]

1 hour ago, cyyzrwy24 said:

What happen'?

Read my comment 4 posts further up this thread.

5 hours ago, briansommers said:

This is exactly what I need and works great in p3d v4.5 no hotfixes

Great stuff! 
I really like the talent people have brought to flight simming.