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Von Rondstadd

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Hello,

Two problem's at gate 2 at Belfast City default scenery!

My plane PMDG 737NGX was ordered to stop way too far over the line bye the marshaller!
How can I correct this?



After pushback to the left the wingwalker got run over bye the pushbacktruck!
How to coreect that?

Robert ???
« Last Edit: April 07, 2012, 01:06:38 pm by Von Rondstadd »

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Re: Need an ambulance at gate 2 and plane ordered to stop too far!!
« Reply #1 on: April 07, 2012, 04:53:33 pm »
My plane PMDG 737NGX was ordered to stop way too far over the line bye the marshaller!

This was discussed many times already in the forum: the yellow stop line is useless in FSX, the only thing that matters is the AFCAD parking center, and GSX WILL put the center of your airplane (the red cross you see in top down view) in the center of the AFCAD.

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How can I correct this?

Since the problem doesn't have anything to do with GSX, the only thing is to move the center of the AFCAD to match the stop position.

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After pushback to the left the wingwalker got run over bye the pushbacktruck!
How to coreect that?

That's depending on the pushback patch, parking radius and airplane type so, it's not something that happens everytime in fact, it usually doesn't happen. We'll have a look at it in that specific parking.

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Re: Need an ambulance at gate 2 and plane ordered to stop too far!!
« Reply #2 on: April 08, 2012, 11:09:11 pm »

This was discussed many times already in the forum: the yellow stop line is useless in FSX, the only thing that matters is the AFCAD parking center, and GSX WILL put the center of your airplane (the red cross you see in top down view) in the center of the AFCAD.


The yellow stop line in FSX is adjustable. There are 4 additional T settings for various size user planes that brings the T out from under the plane and can be ajusted to the front nose gear. This is a SDK feature when using ADE.

The marshaller always stops the default FSX B737-800 with the nose gear on a T if the T is set at 40 feet (using ADE) forward from center of the parking spot.



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Re: Need an ambulance at gate 2 and plane ordered to stop too far!!
« Reply #3 on: April 09, 2012, 10:58:12 am »
Thank you Jim,

For explaining things!

Robert

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Re: Need an ambulance at gate 2 and plane ordered to stop too far!!
« Reply #4 on: April 09, 2012, 07:29:33 pm »
The yellow stop line in FSX is adjustable. There are 4 additional T settings for various size user planes that brings the T out from under the plane and can be ajusted to the front nose gear. This is a SDK feature when using ADE

It surely is but, in the context of using GSX, it wouldn't make any difference if we read that info, since default sceneries most of the times don't have them set, and 3rd party airports usually draw their own lines instead of using the AFCAD.

We have an internal method to place airplanes with their front gear on a specific place (with an arbitrary number of airplane types) that works regardless of the AFCAD, so it will be a single solution that would work both if the lines are made with an AFCAD, but also if they are entirely custom without putting any information about the parking tee, which is the case of basically every 3rd party scenery out there.

When GSX will add complete scenery customization, that will allow to individually set all vehicles starting positions, the exact marshaller (or an eventual docking system) position, users will be able to customize the exact stopping position, regardless of what info is coming from the AFCAD, even if the parking has been wrongly set, misaligned, etc.

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Re: Need an ambulance at gate 2 and plane ordered to stop too far!!
« Reply #5 on: April 10, 2012, 11:04:38 am »
Thank you Umberto.
I learned a little more reading your info!

Robert