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oleandreasen

Posted Thursday, June 12, 2008 3:32:26 AM

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I have two questions.

1) Is it possible to submit scores if you forget to submit them when finished flying? If you make a great score and in your eagerness forget to submit it to the net Crying

- is it just too bad - or is there a way to do that? Ermm

2) Can the instructors attempts to to into the next flying mode automaticly, be stopped? I don´t always agree with him when he declares that we are now in landing mode. I know I can press shift-ctrl-2, but I would like to do it manually the whole time. Can It be done? Unsure

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Ole Andreasen w00t

Denmark

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Ole Andreasen, Denmark

Post #1331

SquadronLeader

Posted Thursday, June 12, 2008 4:02:03 AM

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>> 1) Is it possible to submit scores if you forget to submit them when finished flying? If you make a great score and in your eagerness forget to submit it to the net Crying

- is it just too bad - or is there a way to do that? Ermm

At present - you must submit your score between the time which elapses since achieving the score and either:
a) the end of a flight (this will produce a new score) Wink
or
b) disconnection from FSX w00t

Scores are not stored up in any way - so it's a case of: use 'em or lose 'em.

Now in version, erm, 1.6 (?) we did add text which is displayed in FSX to remind you that you have achieved a score worth submitting - so that helps a bit... Wink

We are considering adding a checkbox option to have scores submitted automatically to the web - this would do it all for you in the background. Of course this means that your awful scores would go off to the web too - but then, are we not strong enough in our inner selves to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune (as a Prince of Denmark once put it)? BigGrin

>> 2) Can the instructors attempts to to into the next flying mode automaticly, be stopped? I don´t always agree with him when he declares that we are now in landing mode. I know I can press shift-ctrl-2, but I would like to do it manually the whole time. Can It be done? Unsure

This one is indeed fully covered. Wink
See the checkbox at the Pilots Page in the Automatic Detection Setup - "Landing Mode".
The pilot can indicate if landing mode is to be automatically detected as the aircraft maintains a continuous descent. Smile

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oleandreasen

Posted Thursday, June 12, 2008 3:06:37 PM

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#1 Ok. How about a feature where you had your scores stored as a list, as they are on the web, but locally? So you could see your top 10 score for one airplane, or all and one "event" (landing, flight etc.) with date, and time also, and maybe a checkbox for "submit this score to the web" Cool

#2 GREAT! Just what the doctor ordered. Smile

Regards

Ole Andreasen BigGrin

Denmark

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Ole Andreasen, Denmark

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