I was asked recently if the direction the TP quadrant sits central on can be altered. I thought not but I noticed in the FPL file there is TPAzimuth as a variable.
I tried adjusting this to 45, 90 etc expecting to see the orientation of the TP quadrant move however it doesn't appear to do anything. Am I missing something or does this variable simply not work as I think it should?
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TP Azimuth in FPL
TP Azimuth in FPL
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Re: TP Azimuth in FPL
As far as I remember, this variable is only used for window-type turnpoints (which I definitely do not use for the tasks I make)
Width and height are used as such for window-type turnpoints, and are used for respectively min and max altitudes for normal turnpoints
Width and height are used as such for window-type turnpoints, and are used for respectively min and max altitudes for normal turnpoints
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Re: TP Azimuth in FPL
Thanks Bre, that'd make sense and yes you can change the azimuth of a window type turnpoint.
Maybe I'll ask for that option with normal TP quadrants too in Cobdor 3. I was asked as someone wanted to set a large quadrant for an AAT but at a different angle to what Condor has set as default. Low priority stuff that'd be though I'd think as it's not often task creators would use it.
Maybe I'll ask for that option with normal TP quadrants too in Cobdor 3. I was asked as someone wanted to set a large quadrant for an AAT but at a different angle to what Condor has set as default. Low priority stuff that'd be though I'd think as it's not often task creators would use it.
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