Implementing approximate F-14 AoA on speed handling #10
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Anything else you need from me to get that compiled into a release? |
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I'll make a release probably later today. Thanks again for jumping in and improving the LSO for the F14 for everyone. |
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Not a problem! Happy to help with all the awesome work you've done! |
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This implements aircraft specific AoA color handling for the F-14. It is likely not perfect, but as close as I could get using the AoA Units from the Heatblur Manual and converting to degrees using the formula degrees=((units/1.0989) - 3.01) based on math found here: https://forum.dcs.world/topic/228893-aoa-units-to-degrees-conversion/#:~:text=Which%20makes%20around%201%20unit%3D1%2C67%20degrees.
Through testing it has shown to be fairly accurate, and at the very least gives more info than using the hornet data.