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MSFS Importing flight plan

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When importing the flight plan from MSFS, I use the departureRunwayIndex and arrivalRunwayIndex attributes to identify the runways that were selected for departure and arrival in the flight plan creation screen, before starting the flight. What is strange is that departureRunwayIndex is always -1, which probably means "undefined", whereas it works fine for the arrival runway.
Whatever I do, it is always -1, even though I am 100% sure I selected a runway for departure before starting the flight.
I also tried with the originRunwayIndex attribute and it is exactly the same.

If any of you has an idea...

Thanks,
Eric
 
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eric_marciano said:
When importing the flight plan from MSFS
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can you clarify the process you're using here? Are you twiddling some fs9gps variables and reading others to get these values, or are you looking at the JS object returned by Coherent.call("GET_FLIGHTPLAN") ? (or maybe something else entirely and I've mis-read your question).
 
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No, you didn't misunderstand my question, you are right. I am using the JS object returned by Coherent.call("GET_FLIGHTPLAN")
 
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Open the GPS unit in your panel and view the Flight Plan listing page ,
see attached shot ,

WptIndex.jpg

See if the specified runway is shown and it's Index number.
The Orange line in above shot is current active waypoint.

Cheers
Karol
 
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Hi Karol,
Following your advice, I just opened the VFR Map. As soon as this was done, the runway was read correctly. Otherwise, it doesn't.
 
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