September 15, 200322 yr Hi,A question about fuel & tanks..I'm setting up a 5 tank system in the cgf file: looking like this:[fuel]Center1 = -29.000, 0.000, 0.000, 7700.00, 0.00LeftMain = -49.000, -14.600, -4.000, 6545.00, 0.00RightMain= -49.000, 14.600, -4.000, 6545.00, 0.00LeftAux = -49.000, -20.000, -4.500, 1155.000, 0.000RightAux = -49.000, 20.000, -4.500, 1155.000 0.000The air file has been edited to have the same tanks & values, so that they match.When the plane is running it drains the L & R Aux tanks FIRST automatically before stating to use the L & R Main tanks...Basically I need the OPPOSITE, so that it automatically drains from the MAIN tanks first, leaving the AUX tanks until last.... Can this be changed somewhere to do so??? I Don't want to be having to select switches all the time either to do it. I want it to be an automatic selection like it currently is, just in the opposite order. (ie: Mains FIRST, AUX last)Look forward to an answerCheersAl
September 15, 200322 yr Author Hi,It is possible to set the fuelselectors for the tanks dependant of the quantities in the tanks.Say:If MAIN>2,AUX>2,CENTER>2 then set fuelselectors for CENTER.If quantity MAIN>2,AUX>2,CENTER<2 then select MAIN.If quantity MAIN<2,AUX>2,CENTER<2 then select AUX.etc, etc...Jan"Procul Negotiis" Jan "Beatus ille qui procul negotiis..."
September 15, 200322 yr Hi, thanks for the replyHowever it makes no sence to me.... What fuel selectors ... where???Do i have to code something???Al
September 15, 200322 yr Author Hi,Of course you have to code a gauge in XML (Or C).That gauge tells the engine(s) what tank(s) to use.It sets the fuelselector(s) to that tankCan be completely automatic.Jan"Procul Negotiis" Jan "Beatus ille qui procul negotiis..."
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