I am not asking you to tell me how to do this. I just wanted to limit it to one query and one set of answers. I just want to know if there is anything I would attempt to do here, that would be of the rails or violate the rules. If weight exceeds max stop processing and alert user. Is it necessary to have more than one passenger station? IE, do I have to have more than one type of passenger class other than for realism purposes? set fuel to be added to aircraft for first leg edit current fuel to show required fuel by tank

if not set total fuel required for the leg if subsequent legs, get current fuel level, then set necessary fuel for next leg, if that is possible if fuel has to be viewed/set by tank, query each tank and enable a textbox for each active tank on the aircraft I am guessing that FSX starts the flight off with full fuel tanks, but if it were a multileg flight, would I be able to add to the current fuel level, or would I have to replace current fuel with the total amount required for subsequent legs, if any? I'll assume below, that I have to start over for each leg. get/calculate standard weight of aircraft The following assumes I would connect with FSUIPC and then close the connection when exiting the program.įirst, would I be able to get this type of program to talk to FSX from a remote machine via WideFS or would it be necessary to run it on the FSX machine? Perhaps you would be kind enough to point out where I might be going off track.

I'd like to list what I think are the steps I would need to take to make this work. I am not terribly familiar with offsets, etc.

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