How to start flight with cold and dark cockpit? (From "Create flight").
And how can I use Sid's/Star's in IFR flight if controllers give vectors all the time? 😕
The way I did it: Select a airplane. Put it where you want it on the ramp, shutdown all the engines and systems, save the flight. WHAMMO!!! now, everytime you start the sim, the aircraft will be,, cold and dark.
The above guest was correct, just be sure to save it as your default flight.
Ok,thanks. 🙂 Now something about second question? 😀
Xpilot wrote:
And how can I use Sid's/Star's in IFR flight if controllers give vectors all the time? 😕
Three possibilities. 1) Fly without ATC. Do all your own navigating. 2) Fly online with VATSIM or IVAO. If there are controllers on, they will honor SIDs/STARs. 3) In the flight planner, when you create a flight, you can add VORs and Intersections. This can work pretty well for the SIDs, but the ATC will usually vector you away from any STAR that you've worked so hard on. Come to think of it, a fourth possibility is to use FSNavigator. This is really just the best way to do any of the other three choices. You can download libraries of SIDs and STARs for it. Super addon. Free trial. Check it out.
Yes, the above gentlemen were right about saving the flight, but that's very inconvinient. Go to the AVSIM file library and look up cold cockpit. You should be able to find a patch that will automatically make every flight you create start with a cold/dark cockpit!
Hey! Thanks for that info. I am the one that advised saving the flight after shutting down.
I like the idea of that patch!!!
Keep in mind that in the real world, you rarely fly the entire STAR, but get vectors.
As far as the SID, that's a complaint that most people have. You can flie it in your flight plan, but you'll still get vectors. Oh well, maybe a fix for the next version.
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