//42 Flow has a travel to function but it needs geo coordinates in a different format.  Is that a current LNM option?

This I think:     -41.32374435885408, 174.813702749705              instead of   

41° 19' 25.48" S 174° 48' 49.39" E

Maybe that's already in  Options/ Units / Coordinates

I spoke with //42 development and I think they can handle the Latitude/Longitude with sign that LNM can already produce.  But they may update to be able to handle

41° 19' 25.48" S 174° 48' 49.39" E

How do you get the coordinates from LNM? Flightplan copied as CSV from the table or userpoint export?

Alex

4 hours ago, albar965 said:

How do you get the coordinates from LNM? Flightplan copied as CSV from the table or userpoint export?

Alex

Userpoint export --- right click map and select "More"  then copy coordinates to clipboard.  Paste that into //42 Flow "portal" and decide if you want to transport to the ground at that location or somewhere above ground.  Handy for practicing approaches to airports in the middle of a group flight plan and faster than the Slew method.

Just now, Burnhaven said:

Userpoint export --- right click map and select "More"  then copy coordinates to clipboard. 

Userpoint CSV export always uses decimal degrees Longitude/Latitude. This cannot be changed in options.

You can import the exported CSV into LibreOffice Calc or MS Excel and modify the coordinates or table layout.

Alex

Options, Units, Coordinates:   I've been able to get point coordinates in different formats based on this setting.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fS7QmkNpJ7y7gBJiH30dn_xsMTBDtEBt/view?usp=share_link

 

 

10 hours ago, Burnhaven said:

Options, Units, Coordinates:   I've been able to get point coordinates in different formats based on this setting.

Right. Stupid me.🤕 The Ctrl+C (copy to clipboard) in the userpoint table gives the lat/long decimal format as well as the configured format. This is CSV imported into LibreOffice Calc:

Alex