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ILS BUG?

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hammer56

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hello everyone, i am currently working in a small airport and i have this problem with ils
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It turns out that the LOC is always pointing to the left, Although the plane is aligned with the runway, this also happens to me in other airports created by others but not the default airports.

sorry for the english i used google translate


here is ILS CODE

XML: 
<Ils lat="-16.34144439999993" lon="-71.55451388888889" alt="2569.00000000186265" end="PRIMARY" range="28968.20000000000073" ident="IARB" magvar="-5.713000" heading="97.00000000000000" frequency="109.70000000000000" name="ILS/DME RWY10" backCourse="FALSE">
   <Dme lat="-16.34094439999995" lon="-71.58261111111112" alt="2525.99999999627471" range="28968.20000000000073"/>
   <GlideSlope lat="-16.34094439999995" lon="-71.58261111111112" alt="2525.99999999627471" pitch="3.000000" range="16093.39999999999964"/>
</Ils>
 
mirt178

mirt178

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Hello, yep, have the same trouble in this update. But my previous scenery with custom ILS is working good. And my scenery which i am doing now have this trouble.
 
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GuidoH

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PVN2111 said:
hello everyone, i am currently working in a small airport and i have this problem with ils
View attachment 73836


It turns out that the LOC is always pointing to the left, Although the plane is aligned with the runway, this also happens to me in other airports created by others but not the default airports.

sorry for the english i used google translate


here is ILS CODE

XML: 
<Ils lat="-16.34144439999993" lon="-71.55451388888889" alt="2569.00000000186265" end="PRIMARY" range="28968.20000000000073" ident="IARB" magvar="-5.713000" heading="97.00000000000000" frequency="109.70000000000000" name="ILS/DME RWY10" backCourse="FALSE">
   <Dme lat="-16.34094439999995" lon="-71.58261111111112" alt="2525.99999999627471" range="28968.20000000000073"/>
   <GlideSlope lat="-16.34094439999995" lon="-71.58261111111112" alt="2525.99999999627471" pitch="3.000000" range="16093.39999999999964"/>
</Ils>
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What's the airport ICAO code? Is it a vitual or a real airport? What is LittleNavMap telling you about the magvar and heading?
 
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hammer56

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I'm sorry I forgot to put the ICAO, THE ICAO IS SPQU is a real airport, the airport is located in the city of Arequipa in Peru
 
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GuidoH

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Why partially? There is no deviation any more centerline and +-0 to left/right. What's not okay?
 
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hammer56

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I changed the magvar part, it was negative so I removed the minus sign and the loc lined up, but now point a little to the right

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