Version 1.0 By funkyfranky (2018)
- Offers easy access to weather data at all points of the map.
- Reports temperature, QFE pressure, wind direction and strength, wind strength classification according to Beaufort scale.
- Output of weather data in metric or imperial units.
- Optionally, the altitude can be specified at which the weather data is evaluated.
- Works with static and dynamic weather.
- Works with all current and future maps (Caucasus, NTTR, Normandy, PG, ...)
- This script requires DCS 2.5.1 or higher.
- Note that the script uses only the pure DCS API, i.e. NO other framework like MIST, MOOSE, etc required.
- Download the script and save it anywhere on your hard drive.
- Open your mission in the mission editor.
- At a new trigger:
- TYPE "4 MISSION START"
- ACTION "DO SCRIPT FILE"
- OPEN --> Browse to the location where you saved the script and click OK.
- Save the mission and start it.
- Have fun :)
- Place a mark on the F10 map.
- As text enter "weather report".
- Click somewhere else on the map to submit the new text.
- The original mark will disappear and a new mark with the weather data at the point the mark was set is created.
- Type "weather report, imperial" to get weather report in imperial units independent of default unit system.
- Type "weather report, metric" to get weather report in metric units independent of default unit system.
- Type "weather report, alt 1000" to get weather report at that location but at an ASL altitude of 1000 meters for feet, depending on default unit system.
- Type "weather report, alt 1000, imperial" to get weather at that location at an altitude of 1000 feet independent of default unit system.
- Type "weather report, alt 1000, metric" to get weather at that location at an altitude of 1000 meters independent of default unit system.
- Type "weather set, metric" to set the default unit system to metric units.
- Type "weather set, imperial" to set the default unit system to imperial units.
- Type "weather laste" will create a LASTE report (A-10C, on GND level +0,+2000ft,+6000ft and +12000ft).
- All keywords are CaSE inSenSITvE.
- Instead of "weather report" you can also type "weather request" or "weather mark". All three commands are equivalent.
- Commas are the speparators between options ==> They are IMPORTANT!