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MCP Pro - Switching between MACH and SPEED modes
I've got this basically working; however, my airspeed dial has a few strange behaviors.
1. When I rotate it nothing updates on the MCP until I get past 110 knots, this is despite the update working in the cockpit of the simulator.
2. No matter what rotation I do when in MACH mode affects the MCP Pro, while the cockpit of the simulator updates fine.
3. When I've had success with rotating I can get myself in to a situation where the SPEED mode is showing the 2 decimal places, like 220.68. This is obviously because an update on the MCP Pro when in MACH mode has values to the right of the decimal place. And when in SPEED mode there should be no value to the right of the decimal place. That makes perfect sense. Now the question is how do I set the value to round to an int when in SPEED mode and display as a decimal (or float) when in MACH mode?
1. When I rotate it nothing updates on the MCP until I get past 110 knots, this is despite the update working in the cockpit of the simulator.
2. No matter what rotation I do when in MACH mode affects the MCP Pro, while the cockpit of the simulator updates fine.
3. When I've had success with rotating I can get myself in to a situation where the SPEED mode is showing the 2 decimal places, like 220.68. This is obviously because an update on the MCP Pro when in MACH mode has values to the right of the decimal place. And when in SPEED mode there should be no value to the right of the decimal place. That makes perfect sense. Now the question is how do I set the value to round to an int when in SPEED mode and display as a decimal (or float) when in MACH mode?
Chris - GoFlight and X-Plane 11.
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Best wishes
Steve