Updates for AirWrench Version 1.01.64

AirWrench has had the ability to create basic flap configurations for some time now, but it's also been something of an all or nothing situation. AirWrench v.64 introduces a more flexible approach. In addition to wholesale flap re-configuration, AirWrench can now be used to modify any of it's basic configurations or simply maintain an existing configuration.

[ ] Enable Auto Flaps Configuration

When this checkbox on the Systems tab is clicked, a warning dialog will pop up and ask if you want to overwrite the existing configuration. Click OK to replace the current flap configuration and create a new one. Input all the parameters for basic type (None, Split, Plain, or Slotted), the number of detents, extention time, etc.

To freeze the flap configuration and enable advanced modifications, click on the Enable Auto Flaps Configuration checkbox again to clear it.

To modify or maintain the flaps configuration, click the Advanced Flaps Settings button to bring up the Detail Flaps Settings dialog window.

(For further information on the Detail Flaps Settings parameters, please refer to the Microsoft Aircraft Container System SDK.)

None, Split, Plain, or Slotted Flaps

• None means the flight model is configured with no flaps.
• Split and Plain are basically the same. The differences are simply the default values for number detents and drag.
• Slotted will generate three [flaps.n] sections in the aircraft.cfg file, with each section set up to independently control lift, drag and pitch scalars over the extention range.