@sasah320 I will try it. Thanks. Looks great very useful for the very new users.

@EuKeule would you be willing to put the source files on GitHub so others could expand on your work that was done already? As you already aware of how a community comes together to further code, projects, etc … when someone else doesn’t have the time people out there are just amazing and willing to help out.

Awesome thanks colored text

Perhaps my question was not clear.

For the apps that are listed in the bottom row of the launcher, once those apps are installed, are those icons supposted to act as program start buttons like the icons above (e.g. ICV host/Client and CFG (config).

I would like to learn how to implement the kneeboards per mission.

@airtex2019 Thank you very much! That certainly clarify things a lot more, I really appreciate it! I’ll do as you say, and keep experimenting with the key files (I made a back up of all the original ones in a different folder just in case anything goes wrong). Thank you very much for your time!

Poppy

Let me know if anything is unclear. I’m a commercial Japanese to English translator (I don’t do E>J professionally), but I can help out if there’s anything you don’t understand.

@Tomcattwo
Thanks Tomcat! I’ve got MC and WDP working now, thanks to you. Weather Commander also appears to be working, but I get an “Unable to determine the version of your install” error when I start it up. I’ll keep at it.
And yes, I call them directories too, when the heck did that change, lol.
Cheers,
GunnerV

@Zeus I have 1:1 cockpit plans wip, some (haf) are ready, others i various stages. When time comes devs will have to evaluate these for a possible future release within game folders;

@SyntaxErol

I can’t say – I would guess the mines are in-game in name only. I listed the discrepancies only because I’m OCD like that. 😜

@suhkoi69

Hi!
Thanks that you are checking out the documentation.
The docs follow the same purpose like BMS itself: come as close to real life as possible.
Our goal is to provide the most accurate documents in a quality which was never seen before. It is possible that espacially new documents (like the -1) may have some mistakes. Please post those issues here so we can improve: https://forum.falcon-bms.com/topic/23895/falcon-bms-4-37-0-documentation-bug-reports

The mentioned points are correct. If a system is not included in BMS (yet), we normally add a info about that. Take this as placeholders till the missing system(s) are implemented.

Enjoy
Micro

This is still present in 4.37.0 (x64) Build 322.

The BMS-Technical-Manual.pdf on Page 127 says:

Toggle (for switches, knobs, buttons and functions):
Toggles through two (!) states of a switch, knob, button or function. Toggle >forward and toggle back (E.g. ON / OFF).

The buttons are behaving more like a Hold instead of Toggle:

Hold (for buttons and switches):
As long as you hold the button or switch, it is active. If you release the button or switch, it is inactive.
(e.g. EPU GEN Switch)
This one is also for functions which need a long input to become active. E.g. the EJECT Handle

Since this has been moved to the documentation forum, does that mean that it won’t be reassigned to be a toggle button, but the documentation will be changed to reflect its current state (a hold button)?

For info I posted it in the Joystick section 👍

https://forum.falcon-bms.com/topic/206/bms-key-file-help/315

I’m having problems loading .fmap files, doppler mode is not visible

@VIPER-0 Hooo… there are subjects where we do not joke 🔥