You select the engine and open it's Overload. At the Top you should then be able to select "InputController from the drop down menu.
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It should look like the picture above.
In this case the engine activates at an heigt of >1000m and increases is power in linear fashion until it Reaches 100% power output at 10000m.
In this case I used Altitude, instead of AltitudeAgl, wich gives me height above 0(Altitude)instead of height above ground(AltitudeAgl).
*Edit: Looks like you cant attach pictures to Comments. Feel free to either checkout this Build:
https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/3E0O6Q/Showcase-Engine-with-Height-Related-Poweroutput
or this Picture:
https://postimg.cc/1nMCQ36r
You could propably use:
Input= (AltitudeAgl/X)
Asume X is the altitude (in meter) where you want your enginebto achive the highest power output.
E.g. max Power at +10.000m the input of the engine would need to be "AltitudeAgl/10000".
You select the engine and open it's Overload. At the Top you should then be able to select "InputController from the drop down menu.
!
It should look like the picture above.
In this case the engine activates at an heigt of >1000m and increases is power in linear fashion until it Reaches 100% power output at 10000m.
In this case I used Altitude, instead of AltitudeAgl, wich gives me height above 0(Altitude)instead of height above ground(AltitudeAgl).
*Edit: Looks like you cant attach pictures to Comments. Feel free to either checkout this Build:
https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/3E0O6Q/Showcase-Engine-with-Height-Related-Poweroutput
or this Picture:
https://postimg.cc/1nMCQ36r
@DankeOlli What section should I put this in? Didn't understand you a bit. Many thanks for the help!
You could propably use:
Input= (AltitudeAgl/X)
Asume X is the altitude (in meter) where you want your enginebto achive the highest power output.
E.g. max Power at +10.000m the input of the engine would need to be "AltitudeAgl/10000".