The Traffic Control Centre executable for MSFS 2020 (named trafficControlCentre.exe) can be found within the MSFS 2020 Community folder at the following file directory: ...\Community\justflight-fstraffic-controlcentre\Data\trafficControlCentre The Traffic Control Centre executable for MSFS 2024 (named trafficControlCentre2024.exe) can be found within the MSFS 2024 Community folder at the following file directory: ...\Community\justflight-fstraffic-controlcentre\Data\trafficControlCentre Hope that helps. Mark - Just Flight

If you mean physically on your computer, unfortunately, Asobo does not allow file write access from JavaScript instruments.

See here.

Seems like it.

Glad you're enjoying it. This was a very purposeful design choice on my behalf. Calling some of today's pilot's "children of the magenta line" has become such a common utterance around the airfield that it occurred to me that I might be foolish to create a map display without the proverbial magenta line. Hopefully you can understand that I probably would have received far more complaints about not knowing which leg is active, than your single well researched critique. This was originally due to a simulator limitation, but I thought of an elegant way to synchronized them recently that I will try. (the issue is that I don't want there to be a visible delay between the two if they have to synchronize after becoming out of sync for whatever reason.) Fixed. I actually already had the rounding in there, but forgot to put in the divisor. Thanks again, and always feel free to send me anything else I missed!

That already looks very promising for a WIP, Thank you dadgametime ...

You can see if Mobiflight has anything updated. There hasn't been an update to FSUIPC for a bit. Still on 7.5.3, I just grabbed it to reinstall yesterday. There's a fairly comprehensive list of variables in the manual if you're familiar with doing it yourself.

For the torque, the variable is in ft-lbs, and the EICAS displays in percentage. Just divide the value by 3,050 to get the percentage. For the gas generator, you should be using BKSQ_NG_1, which is already a percentage. Always happy to help!

Yeah, both the default Asobo King Air and the Black Square conversion should appear individually in your aircraft selection menu. It's a great plane, enjoy!

Just a typo. Fixed. Thanks for letting me know.

It's both by design, but also because there's not much I can do about it. I can't control what's happening inside the GNS, so it just switches back by way of overriding it. I suppose I could make the CDI button inop on the GNS... I don't think it's used to anything else. Thanks for leaving the note, though. I'm sure there will be someone else with the same question.

That's correct. That section of the manual is always chronically neglected by me for some reason... I've fixed it.

@jmarkows if you watch the tablet for the engines, you can see the various type of FOD being ingested, dirt, rocks, snow, rain, sand etc. when you fly through clouds at altitude, you’ll see a snowflake so ice is a risk to do damage and you’ll see a snowflake ️ in the FOD area. Wouldn’t it be nice if real planes told you that, but I guess that’s why we have checklists and rules.

I live for stuff like this. Pretty please can we have it?

thanks a lot @Black-Square , very much appreciated. Its often the little things bringing big joy

@Faerblaed said in REALLY CONFUSED!!!!: I think there is difference, like modelling is optimized differently, also some other visual things like the registration numbers are different. I would think also in the background logic you would find some optimization differences. The MSFS2024 has click spots in walkaround mode. I would say you should use the corresponding version of the plane for your sim. Also, both installers available when you buy it. Oh yeah you're right. I was thinking more along the lines of systems or something deeper. I'm still new to MSFS so I forgot about the walkaround stuff

WOW, wicked clip! Thanks for posting! Any other assembly clips of the Starship?