Auto Credit Based on GuianLorenzo's 777 cockpit
I have tried to get an ILS system onto this aircraft for a while now, but I can't seem to get it to work... All I really want is Wright airport's runway 36. If you can add more, great! The more the better! Don't bother about the overhead panel, I left that up there because I'm not done with it, the cockpit is also a W.I.P.
I hope to release the finished aircraft by February 15, but I am encountering some delays due to homework, some more personal issues, and code trouble. I have high hopes in this build!
Specifications
Spotlights
- CooperFilms001 1.8 years ago
- TheFlightGuySP 1.8 years ago
- TimsonAviation 1.8 years ago
General Characteristics
- Predecessor 777 cockpit
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 170.6ft (52.0m)
- Length 148.0ft (45.1m)
- Height 42.9ft (13.1m)
- Empty Weight 111,808lbs (50,715kg)
- Loaded Weight 184,144lbs (83,526kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 0.805
- Wing Loading 67.2lbs/ft2 (328.0kg/m2)
- Wing Area 2,740.9ft2 (254.6m2)
- Drag Points 31403
Parts
- Number of Parts 467
- Control Surfaces 7
- Performance Cost 2,725
Good, the autocredit worked! I hear that's sometimes a problem. (also, as soon as the ILS in done, I will be able to finish up the cockpit and exterior details.)
@FlightFun Ill help you with cockpit (no not the ils and the panels only screens and everything
@FlightFun I am not good at FT coding as well XD
I have no experience with FT, just basic code for custom inputs, but thanks for the help anyway! :)
@FlightFun Here is a example but I used the wrong formula. You can check this to know more.
@FlightFun You need to get the latitude, longitude and altitude of the touchdown point and the runway heading(you can use this to get the data), then create some variables to save them. The output shows your horizontal and vertical distance to the ideal glide slope, and you can change the data into graph or something... That means you need to do some Funky Trees coding.
@Suubk27 great! do I just copy and paste the code into a text?
You can get the ILS here and here :)
@TheFlightGuySP thank you so much!
I see you've made your account.
Welcome to the SP community!