Howto:Carrier Landing Assistant in HUD: Difference between revisions

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[6] is a graphical representation of the carrier location and orientation.  In this example it is off to the left and the landing deck is even further to the left. This would imply a gentle sweep to the left is required for the approach, once the approach line of the landing deck has been intersected (see [4]).
[6] is a graphical representation of the carrier location and orientation.  In this example it is off to the left and the landing deck is even further to the left. This would imply a gentle sweep to the left is required for the approach, once the approach line of the landing deck has been intersected (see [4]).


Ideally (with a stationary carrier and no wind) the perfect approach would be where Heading == BrgTo == DeckHg (so RelHdg == 0). But with the carrier moving away and a wind it will be unlikely to be that simple.  Basically, a lot is going on here and so a good deal of spacial awareness is required.
Ideally (with a stationary carrier and no wind) the perfect approach would be where Heading == BrgTo == DeckHg (so RelHdg == 0). But with the carrier moving away and a wind it will be unlikely to be that simple.  Basically, a lot is going on here and so a good deal of spacial awareness is required. Watch the video for an example.


== The Canvas graphics elements ==
== The Canvas graphics elements ==
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