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Approach / Runway Lights during Daytime

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peterk

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I believe this is an old theme but do my knowledge without fix.
We saw some requests since FS98, but never a change.

LSZH Daytime Runway Lights.jpg


I.e. in LSZH approach and runway lights are on all day long, until the aiport or a runway is closed.
In the sim having the lights on would increase visibility making approaches much easier.
Even P3D v4 same only night or visibility below 5 nm.

Unfortunately I was not successfull in creating my owns, even with some tools.

Nobody out there having a hack or SCASM code to bring the lights on ?
Somebody want to do some paid scenery design ?
 
Airfield Lights Toolbox (AFLT) from http://stuff4fs.com allows pilot-controlled lighting. (I don't believe what you are seeking is possible - at least on a selective, per/airport basis - with stock lights.)

However, AFLT uses custom lights. Using it means you'd have to develop custom lighting for the airport, but those lights will stay on - under pilot control.

Please note that AFLT does not currently work for P3D. However, as of yesterday, I've found the "recipe" and will soon be releasing an update to provide custom lights using simobjects. It's a bit heavy on FPS (~40% hit) - which may make it impractical for PV3 - but PV4 seems to be able to handle it.

Stay tuned.

Don
 
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