Posts by Harrison1345

If the fix data works. You could probably use that sayintentions AI atc bridge I made now. Haven't gotten around to testing it as I haven't paid for it.

How does flight plan work with the outdated airac cycle in the simulator?

Is fuel consumption implemented?

I just use a single lever to map both throttles; not ideal but better than fighting with asymmetrical thrust, trying to get it even.

You would have to possibly set up a script that pulls data from the SDK and updates it to your machine. I imagine this would be quite complex and probably would be possible with a deep understand of the programming behind the MCDU. I would contact winwing to try and get more information. Possibly they could develop support.

It makes me really dizzy when the clouds start going crazy in one eye 👁️.

I have to close one eye 😂

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Check out my script for reading variables like radio frequencies and transponder from simulator memory: https://github.com/max8938/FinalC…r/RadioPanel.py

Looks good, when I get time I will integrate it into the atc program.

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Okay, just the fact that we already have the weight and balance is wonderful.

Have played all the Sims, aerofly fs4 is by far the best. Once fuel burn is implemented, it will be a perfect Sim.

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Isn’t it -8M?

You are right

737-800 max would be awesome 😀

Hi IPACS team, there is a bug in VR where the clouds will sometimes only appear in one eye. I imagine this has to do potentially with culling and/or the billboarding. Cheers.

Hi all, using Jugac64 externall dll tool, I have put together a python script with some copied code from sshaper.

Currently it works for radio comms; however it will not recognise which radio is active and whether it is on or not. Happy for someone to help contribute. For IFR the issue is that simbrief fix data doesnt match the simulators; there may be a potential workaround. Transponder number I dont think is working either.

The script is attatched here:

Yes, it's a bit difficult to control.