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Suggestion: A option to keep flying while "suspending" RC

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A suggestion for the next version if it is possible. Include an option to keep flying while suspending RC. I would like to keep some of my long distance flights going while I get the grandchildren milk and cookies, and all sorts of other normal interruptions. If I don't respond to RC during these times, I get terminated. Pausing FS doesn't solve the distance problem. I would like to suspend RC, and then pick it up again when I return to the computer. This will probably offend the purists among us but would solve a practical problem.I usually fly non-MS aircraft, so turning the aircraft over the the copilot doesn't solve the problem either. Or, did I miss something about that option.Thanks. I really enjoy RC. I wish there were more varied controller/chatter scripts, etc. I started to do one, but found that I just didn't have the proper software or understanding to edit the wave files that I made. It would be great if there was some sort of package to automatically edit the wave files, etc.

Dick Parker in Northeast Ohio USA

Windows 10 64-bit | Nvidia GTX 1080 | ORBX | P3D 4.4.16.27077
 

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if you contact scott campbell, he can start you down the road of recording. we'd love to have another voice.as far as suspending rc, that is what the rc co-pilot was for, to allow you to do things away from the computer, while he/she flew the plane.non ms aircraft, though is a problem.but once you are at cruise altitude, rc isn't going to be issuing a lot of commands. be sure your traffic slider is at 0you can also tell rc to pause itself and fs at a given distance.for instance, you can set it to pause rc/fs at 200 miles from the arrival airport. that happens whether you have an ms plane or not. then you can fly the last 200 miles yourself. check that outjd

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Thanks, jd.Is it possible to set the traffic slider at 0 after you have started a flight? I didn't think it was.Your suggestions are all good ones and I have tried some of them in the past. But, being a grandfatherly age, I sometimes forget to set this and that...having a suspend option available would solve all my problems.I will contact Scott to see what is new in recording. We did make contact many months ago but I gave up after having software and understanding problems.

Dick Parker in Northeast Ohio USA

Windows 10 64-bit | Nvidia GTX 1080 | ORBX | P3D 4.4.16.27077
 

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yes, you can change the setting in mid flightjd

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