v1.10.0

Flight Logger + Auto QNH plugin for X-Plane 12

Native plugin for macOS (arm64 + x86_64 universal binary), Linux (x86_64) and Windows. Records flights, generates HTML logbook reports, rates landings, and keeps the altimeter in sync with actual QNH.

What's New in v1.10.0

• Flight summaries — a new Reports tile on the home screen adds up your flying over a month, a year or all time, for every aircraft or for one type only. Until now the logbook only ever showed one flight at a time.
  • Totals — flights, block time, landings, distance flown and airports visited.
  • Landing quality — average, softest and hardest descent rate, maximum G, and how your landings spread across BUTTER! to WASTED!.
  • Breakdown — time and landings per aircraft type, your most visited airports and most flown routes, and the list of flights in the period.
  • The screen opens on the current month. The period and aircraft pulldowns only offer what your log actually contains.
  • Archived flights always count: archiving tidies the logbook, it does not unfly a flight.
  • Distance is measured along the recorded track, so it reflects the route actually flown rather than the direct line between airports.
• Printable reports and PDF — Open Report on the Reports screen writes the summary as an HTML page to Output/x_pilot_reports/summaries/ and opens it in the browser, just like a flight report.
  • The summary and every flight report now have a Print / Save as PDF button. Printing switches to a light A4 layout, so a page no longer costs a full sheet of dark toner. Use the browser's Save as PDF to keep it as a file.
  • Every printed page carries a footer saying the report is for flight simulation use only and not a valid pilot logbook record. The summary also shows this at the top.
  • Existing flight reports get the button once they are regenerated: new flights automatically, older ones via Rebuild All Reports.
• Fixed: the map attribution in flight reports appeared twice — the notice the report adds itself now matches the one the map tiles bring along, so it is shown once.
• Fixed: a flight saved while the sim was paused lost its last pause — loading a new flight or relocating the aircraft from the pause menu, or shutting down while paused, counted the pause in the Paused time but left it off the route, so the report showed paused time without a marker for it. The open pause is now closed at the moment the flight is saved and shown on the map like any other.
• Fixed: a pause could carry over into the next flight — in rare cases a pause begun in one flight turned up in the following one, with the time and position of the earlier flight. A pause now always belongs to the flight it was taken in.
• General improvements of stability and maintainability.
• No file format change; flight logs stay at version: 9.

Full Changelog: v1.9.1...v1.10.0