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Thömel

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  1. I know it's not realistic but would it be possible to add a binding to the F-18 for absolute radar elevation instead of the way it is now? Maybe even add this as an option to "axis tune" so it can be used with other aircraft and bindings as well where necessary. A quick google search showed that I do now seem to be the only one who would profit from this request. Thank you for your time
  2. Hello everyone Does anyone know which formula ED uses to compute the input curves with the "user curve" parameters? It seems to be multiple sine/cosine curves with a period of about 20 but I couldn't figure it out so far. Any help is appreciated, thank you. Edit.: My closest guess so far is something like: y=(a*((np.sin((np.pi)/(15)*x))/(x))**(2)+ b*((np.sin((np.pi)/(15)*(x-10)))/(x-10))**(2)+ c*((np.sin((np.pi)/(15)*(x-20)))/(x-20))**(2)+ d*((np.sin((np.pi)/(15)*(x-30)))/(x-30))**(2)+ e*((np.sin((np.pi)/(15)*(x-40)))/(x-40))**(2)+ f*((np.sin((np.pi)/(15)*(x-50)))/(x-50))**(2)+ g*((np.sin((np.pi)/(15)*(x-60)))/(x-60))**(2)+ h*((np.sin((np.pi)/(15)*(x-70)))/(x-70))**(2)+ i*((np.sin((np.pi)/(15)*(x-80)))/(x-80))**(2)+ j*((np.sin((np.pi)/(15)*(x-90)))/(x-90))**(2)+ k*((np.sin((np.pi)/(15)*(x-100)))/(x-100))**(2))\ *12.6 where a to l are the user curve parameters
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