To use inputs in the label part, surround each input with curly brackets, e.g. {Throttle} will be replaced with the craft's throttle.
By default, the displayed value will be restricted to two decimal places, however you can specify a different format after a semicolon. Here are a couple examples:
{Throttle;0%} - This takes throttle, which is between 0.00 and 1.00, and displays it as a percentage with no decimal places, 0-100%.
{FlightData.AltitudeAboveGroundLevel;0.0} - This displays the AGL with only one decimal place.
Other supported formats include any specification decimal places by either writing it out 0.000 or n3 for three decimal places, as well as most of these standard numeric format strings, as long as they work with decimal/float values (hexadecimal format x will not work, as it requires an integer value).
@MrTaco I'm not sure I understand... from oldest to newest, Unity 5.x -> Unity 2017.x -> Unity 2018.x.
Currently the latest Unity release is 2018.2.14, which is only a couple months more recent than 2018.2.3 (and we may be upgrading at some point).
Also, newer Unity doesn't necessarily mean worse performance ;)
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@Staticalliam7 :(
4.0 years agoTo use inputs in the label part, surround each input with curly brackets, e.g.
{Throttle}will be replaced with the craft's throttle.By default, the displayed value will be restricted to two decimal places, however you can specify a different format after a semicolon. Here are a couple examples:
{Throttle;0%}- This takes throttle, which is between 0.00 and 1.00, and displays it as a percentage with no decimal places, 0-100%.{FlightData.AltitudeAboveGroundLevel;0.0}- This displays the AGL with only one decimal place.Other supported formats include any specification decimal places by either writing it out
4.1 years ago0.000orn3for three decimal places, as well as most of these standard numeric format strings, as long as they work with decimal/float values (hexadecimal formatxwill not work, as it requires an integer value).Select the command chip, go into part properties, and click "Set Primary".
+1 6.0 years agoYou should then be able to delete the default command pod.
SR2 does the same thing, when the speed is set to zero it will go floppy, and zero range will go free-spin.
+6 6.0 years agoWe should probably make it show this in the UI like SP... Oops, sorry about that!
@MrTaco Yes
6.1 years ago@MrTaco I'm not sure I understand... from oldest to newest, Unity 5.x -> Unity 2017.x -> Unity 2018.x.
6.1 years agoCurrently the latest Unity release is 2018.2.14, which is only a couple months more recent than 2018.2.3 (and we may be upgrading at some point).
Also, newer Unity doesn't necessarily mean worse performance ;)
@DuckMint we plan to support modding capability similar to SimplePlanes, though initial Early Access release won't be there yet.
+1 6.1 years ago@ocso639 @MrTaco We are currently using Unity 2018.2.3
+1 6.1 years agoI'm just glad it won't be me eating black licorice.
+7 6.3 years ago@Caveman999 your SP account didn't have over 100 points when you created your account here.
6.5 years ago@AndrewGarrison.Head.Delete();
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