Basic flight instruments designed for use with aerial vehicles. Might not be entirely realistic/correct, but an attempt has been made to made the instruments respond in at least a somewhat correct way.
Starting from version 2.0, sea level should be automatically determined. On older versions, it is recommended to set/calibrate the sea level (with the button) if possible so that 0 ft indicates sea level. For some maps this is not the case by default.
Instruments provided:
* top left: airspeed
* top middle: attitude indicator (artificial horizon)
* top right: altimeter, with 100 ft and 1,000 ft hands
* bottom left: turn coordinator, including slip indicator
* bottom middle: heading indicator
* bottom right: vertical speed indicator
Parts of the instruments are based on public-domain resources.
A screenshot (version 2.0):
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A screenshot (version 1.1):
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Known issues:
From version 2.0, it is possible to reorder the instruments. To do this:
- sometimes (some of) the analog instruments stop working, especially in multiplayer. If this happens, try removing the UI app and readding it (as in through the UI Apps view), or refreshing the UI (with F5). version 2.0 should hopefully make this much less likely.
- Open your userfolder, and go to the settings directory.
- Create a new directory under it, so that the path relative to the userfolder is
settings/ui_apps/aviator331/flightinstruments/. You may need to create multiple directories.- Create a settings.json in that directory with the following contents:
Then you can try to reorder the instruments on that list. They will always be displayed in a 3x2 grid, assigning instruments from left to right, from top to bottom. If you want to leave a slot empty, you can use an empty string for that.Code:{ "instruments": [ "airspeed", "altimeter", "attitudeIndicator", "turnCoordinator", "headingIndicator", "variometer" ] }
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Flight Instruments 2.0.1
Basic flight instruments
Recent Updates
- Bug fixes Apr 28, 2025 at 11:06 AM
- Partial rewrite Apr 28, 2025 at 11:06 AM
- Bug fixes Apr 22, 2024