I’ve noted a bunch of telemetry metrics that are incorrect.
These metrics are wrong/do not match sim:
Groundspeed, True airspeed, True altitude, Height AGL, Pressure altitude, Transponder, Local time, Zulu time, Destination ETA, Destination ETE
Which aircraft are you flying? We are relying on the default X-Plane datarefs for each of the mentioned metrics. In what way are they incorrect? They should all work, with the exception of the time values:
Local/Zulu time - not supported for X-Plane since the simulator does not have a timezone concept. (Fun fact - there is technically only one year in X-Plane, and time is determined as “day and seconds since midnight”)
A few incorrect units were involved, which likely led to incorrect values being shown. A new Simlink update was just released that should fix this, please let us know if this works better!
Now, please elaborate on how it is inaccurate. To clarify, all metrics under “Destination” (distance, bearing, ETA, ETE and descent) are based on the assumption that you fly directly towards the destination.
We do not yet have the necessary data to calculate the above based on your flightplan and/or aircraft performance. That will come in a future version!
Based on this, do they still seem inaccurate? Is there any way that we can clarify that these values are meant to be used for “direct to destination” scenarios?
As for the time, what is incorrect about it? If you are on the latest version, the time should be blank since it is not supported for this simulator:
Testing on XP12 Toliss A21N. Simlink & plugins updated to v1.1.32.0709
Speeds are still off: GS reported as 777kt, actual 461kt; TAS reported 769kt, actual 456kt; IAS reported 262kt and is correct.
Altitudes seems to be fixed.
In regards to Time I was referencing ETA & ETE not local time etc. Thanks for clarifying the distance to destination is the straight line distance. Considering that the flight plan, SID & STAR are selected and part of the route, I assumed it would take that into consideration when calculating the distance and time to destination but appreciate now that isn’t the case yet.