Altitudes - KingfuChan/MTEPlugin-for-EuroScope GitHub Wiki

Tag Item Types

  • MCL/AFL - uses QNH/QFE altitude below transition level and STD altitude above.
    • Allows custom number mapping if below transition level. See below.
    • Transition level and QFE settings can be customized. See TL.
  • CFL - includes ILS or VA. Also known as CFL. Will match value in the following order.
    • Preserved for NONE/VA/ILS. Customizable through MA.
    • 4-digit Chinese metric RVSM levels, e.g., 0090 for 900m.
    • 3-digit flight levels, e.g., 320 for FL320.
    • Convert to 4-digit meters.
  • CFL (m) - (deprecated) always shows CFL in meters. More useful in a SweatBox session.
  • RFL - matches Chinese metric RVSM levels. If no match, uses FLxxx.
    • E.g., S1010 for 10100m (above TL), M0270 for 2700m (below TL), F320 for FL320 (regardless of TL).

Tag Item Functions

  • Open CFL popup menu - includes Chinese metric RVSM altitudes, ILS/VA/NONE and popup-edit option.
  • Open RFL popup menu - includes Chinese metric RVSM altitudes and popup-edit option.
    • Menu items are customizable, see MA.
  • Open CFL popup edit, Open RFL popup edit.
    • CFL popup edit supports (standalone or in-menu): xxx for metric RVSM levels, Fxxx for FLxxx, 550. for 550m, F4500. for 4500ft, etc. Enter 0 to clear CFL.
    • RFL popup edit supports: xxx for metric, Fxxx for FLxxx. Enter 0 to reset RFL to the final altitude in flight plan.
  • Acknowledge CFL, open Topsky CFL menu - acknowledge CFL if not yet acknowledged (see TR), otherwise opens Topsky CFL Menu.

[!TIP] Opening Topsky CFL menu requires permission to draw on display types. Go to Plug-ins settings->Allow to draw on types and add ALL display types.

allow_draw

Custom Number Map

Substitute 0-9 with new mapping for MCL/AFL below transition level.

Configured by CustomNumber0-9. Must be 10 ASCII characters to make it work.

[!TIP] Use with custom font, e.g., number underscores.

custom_number_map

Personally, I recommend Ááäéíóö÷úü as substitute. Changes to font can be made with FontForge.