V 1. 5 ADF
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Ugh, I found the issue. I was state saving something that shouldn't have been state saved, and this caused the ADF to stop working due to a back-end weirdness in the MSFS avionics system that has probably been that way for 40 years. We'll publish a hotfix tomorrow, but if you wanted to save yourself the trouble of downloading the whole package again, all you have to do is delete the following line in
BlackSquareTablet.js:this.variablesToSave.push(["CIRCUIT SWITCH ON:"+this.circuitMap.GeneralAvionicsCircuit, "bool", 2, 0, 1]); -
@Kamow52 Interesting... I tested it thoroughly on my end and found that was all that was needed. If you have any way to check, you could see if circuit number 84
(A:CIRCUIT ON:84, bool)is powered when the master avionics switch is on. That was the issue. If the "General Avionics" circuit is not powered, then the ADF will not work, even if its own circuit is powered. Like I said, 30-40 year old code we're working with here...