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An error check has been added to check for altitudes that do not corrispond with the airport altitude.
country="Brazil"
city="Caxias Do Sul"
name="Campo Dos Bugres"
lat="-29.1955554485321"
lon="-51.1897221207619"
alt="753.465M"
magvar="14"
trafficScalar="0.7"
airportTestRadius="5000.0M"
ident="SBCX"
>
<Tower
lat="-29.1943984106183"
lon="-51.1885987222195"
alt="16.459M">
</Tower>
Congratulations for the new Build 22. Your tool is become better each new build.
I only regret I saw no advice for that new Build (perhaps other people did not, too).
Hi, Russell
HTML:An error check has been added to check for altitudes that do not corrispond with the airport altitude.
The new FSXP's function to criticize altitude errors pointed out an error for Tower altitude, but it seems to be not related to airport altitude, as we can see from default FSX code, below:
Code:country="Brazil" city="Caxias Do Sul" name="Campo Dos Bugres" lat="-29.1955554485321" lon="-51.1897221207619" alt="753.465M" magvar="14" trafficScalar="0.7" airportTestRadius="5000.0M" ident="SBCX" > <Tower lat="-29.1943984106183" lon="-51.1885987222195" alt="16.459M"> </Tower>
Could you take a look at that?
Regards,
José
Tower Altitude is AGL
Airport header altitude is not AGL but AMSL
Many airports by default in FSX have a zero AGL Tower setting which places the view at airport ground level regardless of the Airport header altitude.
I normally set my Tower Altitude value to 45M as a starting point which gets me 150 ft above the airport ground level. If that view clears the Tower antennas then I leave or tweak up/down as needed. Most small Towers in FSX do not have clear glass like the large airports so the view must be higher then the top of the Tower.