I’ve seen a number of YouTube livestream videos now where it looks like they are using STKP because there is a streaming overlay up top with altitude, eta, speed, etc. then on landing they get a pop up with the same theming that shows the landing FPM. Anyone know what this is?  It’s not STKP I asked over on their discord and they had no idea. 

Question is: for what?

A smooth landing is NOT always a good landing. When you think so, you are complete wrong.

This is one just for landing https://github.com/scelts/gees

Edited February 2, 20215 yr by heavy1216

Also, you might be talking about the Flylive stuff https://flyapps.weebly.com/flylive-studio.html

3 hours ago, Alti said:

Question is: for what?

A smooth landing is NOT always a good landing. When you think so, you are complete wrong.

So stream viewers can see I guess. 

1 hour ago, heavy1216 said:

Also, you might be talking about the Flylive stuff https://flyapps.weebly.com/flylive-studio.html

Thanks! WoW had no idea that existed.  Looks exactly like what I’m after. 

The flight simmers' somewhat unhealthy obsession with landing vertical speed continues I see. Surely you'd want to measure positive G at any rate? Not that G or VS matters unless you're stressing the air frame.

14 hours ago, ckyliu said:

The flight simmers' somewhat unhealthy obsession with landing vertical speed continues I see. Surely you'd want to measure positive G at any rate? Not that G or VS matters unless you're stressing the air frame.

Eh I saw it in a couple other streams from well known MSFS streamers and thought instantly "hey that's cool I want that for my stream".  Didn't realize I was going to get roasted over it.  Whatever.