forked from captainys/YSFLIGHT
-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 5
Open
Labels
UI/UXBug/Feature affects YSFlight's UI and User Experience.Bug/Feature affects YSFlight's UI and User Experience.aircraftBug/Feature relates to aircraft.Bug/Feature relates to aircraft.feature requestFeature RequestFeature RequestgraphicsBug/Feature relates to graphics subsystems.Bug/Feature relates to graphics subsystems.long-termFeature is expected to be developed over time as other features are added or fleshed out.Feature is expected to be developed over time as other features are added or fleshed out.physicsBug/Feature relates to physics/aerodynamics.Bug/Feature relates to physics/aerodynamics.
Description
Feature Description
Currently the only AoA indication to the player is the Velocity Vector which isn't shown when off the angle ladder of the HUD.
How would this function work?
A 1 decimal place AoA valve would be displayed next to Mach and G in the HUD or with a gauge in the instrument panel. In the HUD, the color would change based on if you were stalled (red), close to stalling (yellow) or green if not stalling or close to stalling.
Why is this feature important?
Helps provide a display to airshow and military pilots about how close they are to stalling and perhaps finding the best AoA for their mission
Any examples as to how this feature would work?
https://forums.vrsimulations.com/support/index.php/File:HUD_NAV_gearup.png
Metadata
Metadata
Assignees
Labels
UI/UXBug/Feature affects YSFlight's UI and User Experience.Bug/Feature affects YSFlight's UI and User Experience.aircraftBug/Feature relates to aircraft.Bug/Feature relates to aircraft.feature requestFeature RequestFeature RequestgraphicsBug/Feature relates to graphics subsystems.Bug/Feature relates to graphics subsystems.long-termFeature is expected to be developed over time as other features are added or fleshed out.Feature is expected to be developed over time as other features are added or fleshed out.physicsBug/Feature relates to physics/aerodynamics.Bug/Feature relates to physics/aerodynamics.