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Ken Hall

Incorrect user aircraft labels...

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W10; P3Dv5.3; Active Sky; Active Sky Cloud Art; Go-Flight modules; Radar Contact RC4; Skytrack (VA tracking); LNMap 2.8.12; Navigraph 2309.

Intermittent incorrect labels! Could this issue be related to the order in which a flight is loaded/started?

My routine is to run P3D; set Honeycomb options; run Go-Flight controls; run ASky & Cloud Art; run LNM (plan built on previous day); run SkyTrack; run RC4. Variations in this routine also show intermittent incorrect labels - it is not consistent!

I have set 'user aircraft labels' to show aircraft reg; airline; call-sign; height; height above ground.

The height information and registrration is not an issue but airline and call-sign vary! Today's example displayed:

atc_id=C-MIKE ; atc_airline=Wisconsin; atc_flight_number=9999

 

This, despite checking and confirming details in the aircraft.cfg file as here...


[fltsim.0]
title=FREEWARE_(C)_TDS_16AUG2013 Fly UK Aurora B737-700
sim=TDSBoeing737-700w
model=
panel=
sound=
texture=Aurora
kb_checklists=Boeing737-800_check
kb_reference=Boeing737-800_ref

atc_id=C-MIKE
atc_airline=Aurora
atc_flight_number=1142

atc_heavy=0
atc_parking_types=GATE, RAMP, CARGO
atc_parking_code=UKV

ui_manufacturer=Fly UK
ui_createdby=Fly UK
ui_type=737-700
ui_variation=Aurora
visual_damage=0
description=TDS - Boeing 737-700\nVersion - FDE Version 2004.9.3\n\nModel Designer\n   Hiroshi Igami\n\nFlight Dynamics/Scenario/Effects Designer\n   Warren C. Daniel\n\nMaster Texture Designer\n   Matthew Lewis\n\nTest Pilots\n   TDS Members\n\nMaximun Range: \n   3,383 nautical miles

This has me baffled!

KenH

Edited by Ken Hall

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Hi Ken,

1 hour ago, Ken Hall said:

Could this issue be related to the order in which a flight is loaded/started?

No. Order does not matter.

1 hour ago, Ken Hall said:

but airline and call-sign vary!

This information is taken from P3D/FSX through SimConnect as is and the code did not change for ages.🤷‍♂️

Might be a P3D SimConnect issue. It wouldn't be the first time. Unfortunately I have no P3D v5 here to test.
Doing some quick tests with FSX (same aircraft.cfg files) I see no issues.

Alex

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OK, thanks...

It is not 'desperately' important - just curious as to 'why' 😎.

I can live with it 😏.


Old enough to know better...
...young enough to do most of it again!

System: Chillblast (Matt Davies designed) Intel i5-6600 Sklylake CPU O/C to 4.4 GHz; Liquid Cooled; Asus Z170 PRO GAMING MoBo; MSI GeForce GTX 1660Ti 6Gb; 16Gb Corsair Crucial DDR4 RAM; SSD plus SSHD drives; Windows-10.
GF MCP-Pro and EFIS + 8 other GF Modules, Honeycomb Alpha & Bravo units, Saitek Pedals, Iiyama 19" x 2, 40" smart TV.

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