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  • Invisible Copilot

    Bonanza Professional
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    toby23T
    @black-square-add-ons Thank you for your suggestion, which worked. I was able to get the co-pilot to show in all models of the Bonanza by only changing the main \bksq-aircraft-bonanzapro\navigation_graph\navigation_graph_pilot.cfg , which would indicate that the other model's navigation_graph_pilot.cfg files are being ignored. Unfortunately applying similar edits to the Baron, Duke and Turbine Duke packages does not work. There is no co-pilot visible at all. [image: db6dc631-de78-4e6f-a1a7-5bb848329157.png] [image: c3006814-70fe-4a7c-9768-b4a8e97e19be.png] [MAINGRAPH.0] nodes = 0,1,2 massSections = Pilot,Copilot coordinate_system = relative [NODE.0] name = 0 tag = PILOT node_occlusion_factor = 1 modelNode = PILOT_0 massSection = Pilot interactiveObject = FilePath: InteractionsPreset\Asobo\Seat\Seat_without_seatbelt #Param: ANIMATION_SIT:Idle1_PosePropeller [NODE.1] name = 1 projectOnGround = 1 tag = SPAWN_EXTERIOR pos = 5.5, 0, -10.0 ;x,z,y (+x=right, +y=forward) pbh = -15,0,-25 ;pitch, beta, heading: clockwise [NODE.2] name = 2 tag = COPILOT modelnode = PILOT_1 pos = 1.35,0.93,14 massSection = Copilot interactiveObject = FilePath: InteractionsPreset\Asobo\Seat\Seat_without_seatbelt #Param: ANIMATION_SIT:Idle1_PosePropeller [MassSection.0] name = Pilot stationLoadName = TT:MENU.PAYLOAD.PILOT maxMass = 300 [MassSection.1] name = Copilot stationLoadName = TT:MENU.PAYLOAD.COPILOT maxMass = 300
  • Headphone isolation and LOP

    Commander 114
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    Black SquareB
    @ElZoido83 said in Headphone isolation and LOP: Shouldn't the EGT values go up when leaning the mixture? They rise until peak, and then begin to fall. LOP is finding that peak, and then operating the aircraft on the lean side of it. I will refrain from discussing it too much further right now, however, because bit improvements are coming specifically to the EDM's LOP operation in the next update.
  • Closing the doors via the EFB is not working correctly

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    Black SquareB
    I can't reproduce being able to close the pilot door on the ladder. There's only one clickspot on the exterior for the pilot's door, and the code is simple, so I don't think there's anything wrong there. It's possible I fixed this a while back and forgot to document the change for myself. I've also now made the tablet buttons first stow the ladders if they are deployed. Then a second press will close the door.
  • Crz alt invalid

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    The problem had started happening when i joined the SU6 beta, it also gave me issues with the sovereign, switching back to SU5 fixed the sovereign but not the F100, I did a fresh install of MSFS 24 on SU5 today and managed to do a F100 without the issue.
  • Altitude Programmer: Baro setting issue and a question

    Commander 114
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    SadBucketS
    @Black-Square I'm happy to make little tweaks like this on my own, I just always assume it's way harder to do lol
  • Trouble with S-TEC altitude/vs select programmer

    Commander 114
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    Thanks for the clarification, didn't realize the BARO was only 3 units, that probably explains what was going wrong for me. I put in 30.17 and 3.5 for example thinking that was 3500 feet, but I was actually specifying 73,500 ft!
  • Missing LVARS for EDM800 Engine Monitors

    Commander 114
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    Argh, I don't know how I missed the "H:" in front instead of "L:". Expectation bias?! Anyways, in Spad, you simply create "Client Events" For HTML events that aren't already present. The SPad team will often add HTML events upon request for planes, but this is very easy to do. Screen shot below for anyone else wanting to do this, ignore the first entry. Nothing to configure, just paste the event names from the manual as shown. These work fine, though the buttons don't move (maybe I'll dig in the developer tools someday to see if that's possible). Thanks as always, Nick! [image: f98ac399-a133-4abc-ad26-19e57c019d48.png]
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    Yes, my observation is based on the horsepower indicator. As far as I can tell, the indicated power decreases progressively by several percent as altitude increases, even below the critical altitude, rather than merely fluctuating by 10–15 hp during the climb. I’ll verify this in stabilized level flight at several altitudes, using the same manifold pressure, RPM and full-rich mixture, and report the exact values.
  • Expansion of failure configuration page

    Commander 114
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    Black SquareB
    Hey, there! What a wonderful project! I might recall your suggestion a while back. I'm sure there were a few with that idea, because it's a good one. It's really interesting to see what can be done with AI now too, and always amusing to see that someone has been earning my code, just as I've learned from others my whole life too. Excellent work! I hope you don't misinterpret my delay in responding to mean anything other than that I've been busy. In reality, I've been trying to think of how to respond most appropriately. It's quite difficult as a developer when something this good comes up, because it seems like a poor choice not to add it for everyone who would enjoy it; however, it also might be a little daunting for less than the top ~1% most experienced users. Of course, then there is also the technical challenges of adapting it to all my aircraft, documenting, and maintaining it. Ideally, I would love to offer something like this as a free download for those who are interested, because it would allow me to maintain it separately from the aircraft (every aircraft updated is several days of work for me and the Just Flight team, adding up to about two weeks of work to update my entire fleet), and also because I think it would allow others to treat it as an "experimental" feature, whereas anything included with the aircraft is expected to approach perfection, at least in my eyes. Would you have any interest in creating this as a mod that could be added to the aircraft? Clearly, it would be best if it was modular, since updating the entire tablet every time the aircraft is updated is a recipe for support tickets. Ideally, it would be a new set of files that are dropped in the same place in the virtual file system, and then probably a modification to the main HTML to add the JS, which is okay, because the HTML shouldn't really change after an aircraft is released. I know that would be a lot of work, but it would be a lot less work than it would be for me to maintain with official support, which is why I recommend it. If I don't have the bandwidth to support this feature, it might never happen, but it would be sad to never see it happen because of it! I hope you understand and that this doesn't sound like a dismissal! I'm very impressed, and would love to see what we could do together, on this, or any other part of my aircraft you take an interest in! I'm just doing my very best to manage expectations.
  • Noise Cancelling Headphones - Clickspot missing

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    Black SquareB
    @Raller That's handled on the Asobo end of things, so nothing we can do about it, I'm afraid.
  • Impatient Pilot Waiting for the Next Update

    Commander 114
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  • Autopilot events in manual correct? VS Mode?

    Commander 114
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    I'm glad to hear the autopilot scripts worked. I am still finishing my complete Commander 114 MobiFlight project, so I am not ready to share the full project file yet. However, here is a bonus for anyone using the Honeycomb Bravo Throttle Quadrant. I configured the Bravo’s left selector knob to determine what the right knob controls. MobiFlight has a guide explaining how to configure the selector variable and use it as a precondition: https://docs.mobiflight.com/guides/honeycomb-bravo-selector-knob These are the selector values I am using: ALT = 0 VS = 1 HDG = 2 CRS = 3 IAS = 4 I repurposed the Bravo’s IAS selector position for the Commander autopilot’s BAR setting. For each right-knob input, add the appropriate Selector value as a MobiFlight-variable precondition. Place the code under On Press and leave On Release blank. ALT SELECTOR Precondition: Selector = 0 The altitude control normally moves in 100-foot increments. These versions measure how quickly the right knob is being turned: Slow rotation: 100 feet per click Medium rotation: 500 feet per click Fast rotation: 1,000 feet per click Right Knob - ALT Increase (E:SIMULATION TIME, seconds) (L:MF_ALT_LastIncTime, seconds) - 0.08 < if{ 1000 (>L:MF_ALT_Step, number) } els{ (E:SIMULATION TIME, seconds) (L:MF_ALT_LastIncTime, seconds) - 0.20 < if{ 500 (>L:MF_ALT_Step, number) } els{ 100 (>L:MF_ALT_Step, number) } } (L:var_PreselectedAltitude_10000, number) 10000 * (L:var_PreselectedAltitude_1000, number) 1000 * + (L:var_PreselectedAltitude_100, number) 100 * + (L:MF_ALT_Step, number) + 99900 min (>L:MF_ALT_New, number) (L:MF_ALT_New, number) 10000 / flr (>L:var_PreselectedAltitude_10000, number) (L:MF_ALT_New, number) 10000 % 1000 / flr (>L:var_PreselectedAltitude_1000, number) (L:MF_ALT_New, number) 1000 % 100 / flr (>L:var_PreselectedAltitude_100, number) (E:SIMULATION TIME, seconds) (>L:MF_ALT_LastIncTime, seconds) Right Knob - ALT Decrease (E:SIMULATION TIME, seconds) (L:MF_ALT_LastDecTime, seconds) - 0.08 < if{ 1000 (>L:MF_ALT_Step, number) } els{ (E:SIMULATION TIME, seconds) (L:MF_ALT_LastDecTime, seconds) - 0.20 < if{ 500 (>L:MF_ALT_Step, number) } els{ 100 (>L:MF_ALT_Step, number) } } (L:var_PreselectedAltitude_10000, number) 10000 * (L:var_PreselectedAltitude_1000, number) 1000 * + (L:var_PreselectedAltitude_100, number) 100 * + (L:MF_ALT_Step, number) - 0 max (>L:MF_ALT_New, number) (L:MF_ALT_New, number) 10000 / flr (>L:var_PreselectedAltitude_10000, number) (L:MF_ALT_New, number) 10000 % 1000 / flr (>L:var_PreselectedAltitude_1000, number) (L:MF_ALT_New, number) 1000 % 100 / flr (>L:var_PreselectedAltitude_100, number) (E:SIMULATION TIME, seconds) (>L:MF_ALT_LastDecTime, seconds) This allows precise 100-foot adjustments when turning the knob slowly, while still making it practical to move from zero to normal cruising altitudes quickly. VS SELECTOR Precondition: Selector = 1 The Commander stores the selected vertical speed in hundreds of feet per minute. These commands adjust it by 200 feet per minute and limit the selection to plus or minus 1,600 feet per minute. Right Knob - VS Increase (L:var_PreselectedVerticalSpeed, number) 2 + 16 min (>L:var_PreselectedVerticalSpeed, number) Right Knob - VS Decrease (L:var_PreselectedVerticalSpeed, number) 2 - -16 max (>L:var_PreselectedVerticalSpeed, number) BAR SELECTOR I use the Bravo’s IAS selector position for the autopilot barometric setting. Precondition: Selector = 4 The Commander stores the BAR setting as three separate digits, so the following code handles carrying and borrowing between them. Right Knob - BAR Increase (L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_01, number) 9 < if{ (L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_01, number) 1 + (>L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_01, number) } els{ (L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_1, number) 9 < if{ 0 (>L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_01, number) (L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_1, number) 1 + (>L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_1, number) } els{ (L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_10, number) 9 < if{ 0 (>L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_01, number) 0 (>L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_1, number) (L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_10, number) 1 + (>L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_10, number) } } } Right Knob - BAR Decrease (L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_01, number) 0 > if{ (L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_01, number) 1 - (>L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_01, number) } els{ (L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_1, number) 0 > if{ 9 (>L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_01, number) (L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_1, number) 1 - (>L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_1, number) } els{ (L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_10, number) 0 > if{ 9 (>L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_01, number) 9 (>L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_1, number) (L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_10, number) 1 - (>L:var_AutopilotBaroCalibration_10, number) } } } These are working well for me in MobiFlight with the Honeycomb Bravo. The same aircraft variables should also be usable with other hardware after adapting the device inputs and preconditions.
  • trim setting: discrepency

    F70 & F100 Professional
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    I tried to reproduce it now on sim and TO CG was approx 25 %, so more matching with 1.8, but it's not the first time and the first leg I had this issue. I'll send a ticket if it occurs again.
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    @Black-Square said in Is it maybe possible that the startup procedure is incorrect?: @Flocat89 @Rimshot @ploodovic @Esoteric @jasmits @kityatyi @mburkhard @SadBucket Hi all. After much thinking in the shower, I figured out how to implement this in about six lines of code. Must be a special kind of water supplied to your place! Thank you, well done sir, appreciate your efforts massively! I just went ahead and bought the Commander, even though I'm still waiting for that Virpil yoke that seems to take forever to arrive on the market
  • Commander Paintkit

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    WooliesW
    @Tim-HH Cool thanks. I think 3.6 is the one I grabbed anyway after reading about the importers. Will check the tutorial, thanks!
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  • Beech 1900D

    Black Square Add-Ons
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    EsotericE
    Hopefully an Alpine Super Freighter variant for the freight dogs))
  • Oil Check on walkaround

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  • Manual typo

    Commander 114
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    P
    @jmarkows Blowfigures is better. Just simply better. I wont change my mind about that lol!
  • Fuel Totalizer Label

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    YankeeTendy35Y
    Thanks Mark! Loving the F100