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Aircraft Pressurization

I wish I knew. We had to create fictional versions for the Epic LT and Epic Victory. Knowing at least who makes the controls for the interface of the systems would help alot.

Perhaps speaking with pilots who fly similar planes could tell you at least how to work them so you could create FS code to work them.




Bill
 
What I mean is that in FS Passengers, if the aircraft is flown above 12000 in a 737 the software acts as though the aircraft is pressurized where as, in a Brasilia, a danger flag is raised when the altitude exceeds 12000.

I was assuming that there was some flag in the air or config file that is telling FSPassengers whether or not the aircraft is capable of pressurization. Maybe, FSPassengers is deciding on whether or not the cabin is pressurized based on type or something.
 
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