Posts by ASPACE17

Quote from Shiroko-CA738

For the past week, I've been trying to implement fuel consumption features for the A380. Currently, the aircraft's fuel does gradually decrease, but I've encountered a problem: when the fuel level drops below 45 tons, the time required to consume 100 kg of fuel increases exponentially—meaning the fuel consumption time is doubled or even more.

For example, if I want to fly from Beijing to Shanghai, which takes about 1 hour and 45 minutes, I need to carry 20-30 tons of fuel, and the actual fuel consumption is about 15-20 tons. However, during my testing, I found that the fuel consumption rate was abnormal during high-altitude climb or cruise. I waited for half an hour before it consumed 100 kg of fuel. Based on this calculation, the flight might only consume less than 500 kg of fuel. (This appears to be due to insufficient fuel, and is unrelated to altitude.)

I tried using EngineXFuelMeteringUnit.Output directly in Fuel_engine, but that didn't work. After discussing it with Grok for several days, I still can't solve the problem.

This is the system.tmd file I uploaded; I only kept the code related to the fuel system that caused the problem.

system.tmd.txt

Please how do I use this on android

Quote from SageMage

Hi! Interesting issue. Can you explain a bit more your home network? Maybe there's a way to improve the tool.
Normally if you activate "FSWidget" on Aerofly Mobile it should work and see your phone when you select "Autodetect IP".
If unsuccessful, you can also force your IP address.
Maybe the router was doing something on the network?

The Ip address was connected successfully but it was not receiving any data from fs widgets it just showed waiting for aerofly something. The problem was mainly because of the port ip though. Also about the discord link or telegram

Quote from nobi

Is the setup easy? Im not the greatest at desktop 😆

Also at first the software was not linking with my phone so I used a python code using my phone's hotspot ip as a bridge between my phone and pc to be able to link abflug with aerofly fs global on my phone

import socket

import time

# 1. Your Phone's IP Address

PHONE_IP = ""

PHONE_TCP_PORT = 58585

# 2. Local PC UDP Target

LOCAL_UDP_IP = "127.0.0.1"

LOCAL_UDP_PORT = 49002

def run_bridge():

udp_sock = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_DGRAM)

tcp_sock = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)

# REMOVED the 5-second timeout so the script waits patiently

tcp_sock.settimeout(None)

print(f"Connecting to simulator at {PHONE_IP}:{PHONE_TCP_PORT}...")

try:

tcp_sock.connect((PHONE_IP, PHONE_TCP_PORT))

print("Connected! Sending wake-up ping...")

# WAKE UP COMMAND: The mobile app waits for the client to speak first

tcp_sock.sendall(b"GET / HTTP/1.1\r\n\r\n")

print("Bridging telemetry to ABFLUG...")

while True:

# Pull telemetry from the phone

data = tcp_sock.recv(4096)

if not data:

break

# Push telemetry out locally to the PC client

udp_sock.sendto(data, (LOCAL_UDP_IP, LOCAL_UDP_PORT))

except Exception as e:

print(f"Connection issue: {e}")

finally:

tcp_sock.close()

udp_sock.close()

print("Bridge closed.")

if __name__ == "__main__":

while True:

run_bridge()

print("Retrying connection in 3 seconds...")

time.sleep(3)

STEP 1: Copy and paste this code in a python file and save as bridge.py

STEP 2: For the PHONE IP use the ip gotten from running "ipconfig" on command prompt (phone and pc must be connected to same network either of the 2 devices hotspotcan be used to link).

STEP 3: Move the python file to the abflug extracted folder( in mac or windows whichever you use).

STEP 4: Allow to run on background while aerofly fs global is running on your phone.

STEP 5: run the abflug as the developer explained.

Quote from nobi

Is the setup easy? Im not the greatest at desktop 😆

STEP

Quote from SageMage

The app itself yes; the protocol is available on all versions of Aerofly except for the old switch

Please can you share the discord link again and when is the next event