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Map Elevation Shade
CCole replied to CCole's topic in Little Navmap | Little Navconnect | Little Logbook Support Forum
The depiction yes, but not neccessarily in flight, more like flight planning. I thought maybe there was an simple way, as there is already an elevation model overlaid on the map where you get the "mouseover" elevation. Mabe there was a way to colour an overlay based on this. But anyway, no worries. If it's just me, that doesn't justify the effort. -
New Maps for LNM (updated)
CCole replied to Bina's topic in Little Navmap | Little Navconnect | Little Logbook Support Forum
Hi, sorry, maybe I'm too stupid... I use the slippy maps from openflightmaps in AviTab. I'd like to use them in LittleNavMap, too. But this whole DGML stuff seems complicated. Has anybody done this and can help me? -
Hi, whenever I try to assign an FSUIPC Macro to a button, I get the following error end an emptly list: The path is correct and does exist... I'm at a loss I'm running FSX, Linda 2.6.4, FSUIPC 4948, Linda Summary is ok but for the VRInsight. I don't have one and have deleted the lines in the FSUIPC.ini What am I doing wrong? Cheers, Chris
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the 777 FMC is driving me nuts
CCole replied to fogboundturtle's topic in The X-Plane General Discussions Forum
To view your route, switch the ND from MAP to PLAN with the knob on the glareshield. It's next to the range selection and the baro settings. Then you get the STEP function in the FMC -
Hello Antonio, no need to apologize, maybe I was a little bit too brusk or sarcastic.
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I'll try to be polite... Did you by any chance happen to read the say 3 posts before yours? To be even more polite: Yes, it is down, relevant people are informed and are working on it, and 1.3 is the last version.
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Same problem here, additionally, trying just the folder modules" sends me to an adult website...
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Hi, I tried this and I think it only moves the levers without actually changing the RPM. I found a workaround by setting the axis value to fixed values and assigning them in the MJC Control Panel. By the way, in the Q400 lua-file, there is a function _tl("variable" , "value"), usually in toggle functions. where is this defined?
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You could add a random element: Whenever you omit the "please", there's a 2% chance the PNF will answer either "say please" or will just stand up and leave the cockpit
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I think it's a matter of crew resource management Usually, the PNF would confirm the requested change, so both PF and PNF can be reasonably sure what has been asked and understood. Especially with the "cancel last command"-order, it would be nice to stop the PNF early when he understood "set FL 20 AltSel" instead of "FL 320"
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On the topic of the Video Marshaller, I can't seem to get the video of the marshaller. But that's not your problem, as I assume there are some interferences with my ezca and other stuff, I can live without it right now. What I'd really like is feedback for verbal command, so I know what he heard without reading the green bar. To give an example: Me: "Set heading 250" Him: "Set heading 250" (this part is not there yet) ...setting it... Him: "Heading 250 set" Especially with altitudes and headings, there is a large delay between the command and the confirmation after setting the value, when you are not sure which value he will dial in. Cheers, Christian
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Hi, according to the manual, "Ground from Cockpit" and "Cockpit to Ground" should both work. but only "Cockpit to Ground" does, although "GfC" is being recognized. Do only I have that issue? Cheers, Christian
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Hi, thanks for the help, now I've got it. An error in the manual made it impossible: I was doing the tutorial, and on page 39 it calls for "Flaps 0, SET IAS..." in all four examples. After reading your post, I did as you said (and the manual says on page 25) and it worked beautifully! Great work!