FlightLog Analyzer Change Log
Here's what's changed in each version
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The aviation chart overlays (VFR Sectional, TAC, IFR Low/High) now also fall back to the Worldwide Airspace overlay when you're looking at a part of the world they don't cover. These charts are US-only, so if you had one selected and then planned a flight in Europe (say, EGLL to LPPT), you used to get a blank map. Now the Worldwide Airspace overlay steps in automatically, and the moment you pan, zoom or fit the map back over the United States, your selected chart reappears.— Note: as before, your actual overlay selection is never changed, and neither is its remembered opacity— applies to the Flight Planner, ATC View / Mission Debrief, and Airport Heat Map features
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The aviation chart overlays (VFR Sectional, TAC, IFR Low/High) now fall back automatically when you zoom past what they can show. Zoom out (or in) beyond the selected chart's usable Overlay Range, and the Worldwide Airspace overlay temporarily steps in as a stand-in ( since it covers, by far, the widest zoom range of all the overlays).— Note: your actual overlay selection is never changed — zoom back into its range and it reappears right where you left it, opacity and all— applies to the Flight Planner, ATC View / Mission Debrief, and Airport Heat Map features
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Fixed a bug where a flight whose aircraft livery/manufacturer name contained an accented character (e.g. "Fahri Öztürk") could cause every flight after it to silently disappear from the list &mdash.
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*NEW* look for the main flight list too! Switch on the new Rich view (it's the default) and the grid grows bars, colored dots and chips right in the cells — flight time and distance become bars you can compare at a glance, takeoffs and landings become colored dots, and Flight Rules, Aircraft Type, runways and more become small colored tags — all on a darker backdrop that makes the colors pop. Prefer plain numbers? Flip the Rich | Simple switch in the top-right corner and it's back to the classic grid, instantly.— A new Activity Calendar sits above the list — a whole year of flying at a glance as a heat-map strip. Click a day (Ctrl-click for several, Shift-click for a range) to filter the list down to just those flights, right-click to reset the selection, or click the button beside it (or just double-click the strip) to pop out the full calendar — your busiest day, longest streak and current streak, with every day of the year at once.— Prefer the classic look? Click Simple right next to Rich (top-right corner) and you're right back to the plain grid — nothing was removed, it's one click away any time.
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*NEW* look for the Group Analysis window! Group Analysis now opens in a brand-new Bars view that turns your flight totals into something you can read at a glance — the busiest aircraft, airports or months simply stand out as the longest bars, no more hunting through a wall of numbers. The classic grid isn't going anywhere: flip the new Bars | Table switch at the top to get back to every column at once, and the window remembers which one you prefer.— Four summary cards across the top show the totals for everything on screen — flights, flight time (with the day/night split), distance, and takeoffs/landings.— Choose what the bars measure from the Bars show list. Every column the grid has is available — flights, flight time, day and night flight time, distance, takeoffs, landings, the day/night takeoffs and landings, and the average time and distance per flight — and the bars re-rank instantly.— A small Day / Night strip on each row shows how much of that group's time, takeoffs or landings happened in daylight versus after dark.— Hover over any row to see every one of that group's values at once.— Click the name column header or the 'measurement' column header to sort, and click again to reverse. Everything you could do with a row in the grid still works from a bar: Double-click it to see its flights, or right-click for Flight Map, Export and the rest, and select several groups with Ctrl-click, Shift-click or the arrow keys.— Prefer the classic look? Click Table right next to Bars and you're right back to the familiar grid — nothing was removed, it's one click away any time.
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The 30, 45, 60, 90 day, 6 month and 1 year rows of the "30, 60, 90 Day Summary" grouping now sort by how long a period they cover when you click the "Days Past" column, in both the Bars and Table views. Before, they were sorted alphabetically, which put "6 months" between "60 days" and "45 days".
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The main flight grid's "Approach" column is now editable too, for the cases Flight Simulator doesn't reliably record this data itself — pick the approach type from a dropdown, then enter the runway (e.g. "27L" or "30-Y") in the box next to it. Same as Rwy-Depart/Rwy-Land/SID/STAR, this is remembered permanently in FlightLog Analyzer's own database and reapplied every time your logbook loads, without touching your actual Flight Simulator logbook file.
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The editable "SID" and "STAR" columns now force capital letters as you type, matching how these procedures are always published.
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The CSV export now writes the runway exactly as the flight grid shows it. Previously the "Departure Runway" and "Planned Destination Runway" columns held only the runway number, so a flight from runway 23L exported as just "23" — the L/R/C letter was dropped, and so was any leading zero ("4" instead of "04"). Those two columns now read "23L", "04" and so on, and are left blank (rather than "0") when the runway isn't known.
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The Flight Planner window's title bar now shows the name of the flight plan (.pln) file you've loaded or saved — for example "Flight Planner - EDDL to EDDK.pln" — so you can always tell which plan you're working on. It updates when you import a plan (including by drag-and-drop), when the planner reopens your last plan, and when you save one, and goes back to just "Flight Planner" when you start a new plan.
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The main flight grid's "Rwy - Depart", "Rwy - Land", "SID", and "STAR" columns are now editable, for the cases Flight Simulator doesn't reliably record this data itself. Edits are remembered permanently in FlightLog Analyzer's own database and reapplied every time your logbook loads — they don't modify your actual Flight Simulator logbook file.
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Flight Planner - Added an info icon after each METAR line's weather report as a clearer, more discoverable way to see the full decoded weather on hover, alongside the existing hover-over-the-text behavior.
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Flight Planner - Decoded METAR temperature and dew point readings (including the precise hourly and 6-hour/24-hour high/low values) now show Fahrenheit alongside Celsius, e.g. "22°C (72°F)".
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Flight Planner - Adding a SID, STAR, or Approach while the route is still set to VFR now asks whether to switch to IFR, since published procedures are normally flown IFR — say yes and it switches the route for you, say no and nothing changes.
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Flight Planner - Fixed importing a .PLN whose route directly overflies an airport showing that airport as a plain "Map point" waypoint instead of recognizing it as an Airport.
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Flight Planner - Decoded METAR remarks now explain lightning ("LTG DSNT S" — distant lightning to the south) and distant cumulonimbus/towering cumulus clouds, including frequency (occasional/frequent/continuous), lightning type (in-cloud, cloud-to-cloud, cloud-to-ground, cloud-to-air), and directional arcs (e.g. "NE-S" — northeast through south). Previously shown only as undecoded raw text.
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Flight Planner - Entering or changing a departure or destination airport, when the other one is already set, now automatically zooms the map to fit the whole route.
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Fixed a flight occasionally being flagged and highlighted (with reduced detail) when its very last recorded data point didn't leave quite enough room to be read in full — it's now recognized and handled cleanly instead of misreading into unrelated data.
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Flight Planner - The route line on the map now follows the real great-circle path between airports instead of a straight line, which was especially noticeable on long routes (e.g. a flight to Europe now correctly bows north over Greenland/Iceland instead of cutting a diagonal across the Atlantic).
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Mission Debrief and ATC View - The planned-route line and the "current position to destination" line now follow the same real great-circle path as the Flight Planner, instead of a straight line, on long routes.
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Flight Planner - Added a way to find an airport by name or city when you don't know its ICAO code — click the new magnifying-glass button next to Departure or Destination and search by name/city as well as ICAO.
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Flight Planner - The Departure/Destination fields now auto-complete an ICAO code as you type it, once what you've typed narrows to a match.
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Fixed the "Navaid Database Update Available" prompt still reappearing every time with the exact same navaid count, even after clicking Yes — the 3.2.6.0 fix for this compared the wrong two numbers (how many navaids are actually installed vs. the source file's total row count, which includes station types that were never going to be installed anyway), so the two could never match. Now compares like for like.
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Flight Planner - The weather tooltip's "Observed" time now also shows how long ago that was (e.g. "35 minutes ago"), not just the raw UTC timestamp.
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Fixed disabled buttons throughout the app sometimes showing as a solid gray box instead of just graying out their text/icon.
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Fixed some flights still showing a wildly too-short Flight Time and Distance despite the physics-based fix in an earlier version — the earlier fix couldn't help when the departure and destination were the same airport, or when either one was a custom/addon airfield not in the airport database. Now checks whether the flight's own recorded data could physically support that short a time at all, independent of airport data.
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Added "Flight Planner" and "Airport Heat Map" to the View menu, so both can now be opened from there in addition to their toolbar buttons — Flight Planner also gets a new F12 shortcut.
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Added a new "Navigation Database" window (View menu) showing exactly how many airports, VORs, NDBs, fixes, SIDs, STARs, and approaches are currently loaded, along with how current that data is.
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Flight Planner - Fixed a waypoint hover tooltip getting stuck on screen after moving the mouse away from the Waypoints list, no matter what was clicked afterward.
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Fixed the "Navaid Database Update Available" prompt reappearing repeatedly with the exact same navaid count every time — the source file is regenerated daily whether or not its data actually changed, so a newer-looking file didn't necessarily mean a bigger one. Now only prompts when there's genuinely more data available.
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Hardened the live telemetry pipeline against a rare case where saving a telemetry point could silently fail with no way to diagnose it afterward — errors are now logged instead of vanishing, and a brief database conflict now retries automatically instead of failing outright.
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Fixed telemetry silently stopping being recognized for every flight after a break of several days or more between flying sessions — a flight right before a long gap could end up mismatched against the wrong, much later session, breaking telemetry for every flight that followed until the app was fully reset.
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Fixed flights with complete, perfectly good telemetry sometimes being flagged and disabled as "truncated" — normal startup delay before telemetry recording settles in was, in some cases, being mistaken for missing data.
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CSV Export - Fixed the "Final Latitude/Longitude" columns sometimes duplicating a flight's own departure coordinates instead of showing its real final position — could happen on a flight that ended abnormally (a reset rather than a normal landing).
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Fixed the main flight grid's column widths reverting to default every time the list refreshed — after every Save, filter change, or even a restart — instead of keeping the widths you set.
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Fixed manually-added "lost flights" for any Flight Simulator version other than 2020/2024 (including the X-Plane preset, or any custom text) never actually appearing in the list, even though they were saved correctly.
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The "FS Version" field on the Manually Add Lost Flight window now accepts any text, not just the preset list.
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Fixed comments (a Flight's 'Comment field') on a manually-added or externally-imported lost flight saving successfully but then vanishing the next time the logbook reloaded.
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Fixed some flights showing a wildly too-short Flight Time (and a correspondingly tiny Flight Distance) — a handful of seconds for a flight that actually took hours. Now checks whether that short a time is even physically possible for the distance flown, and uses the correct duration instead when it isn't.
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Flight Planner - Fixed Ctrl+Z not undoing a waypoint added by clicking the map, right after that click — the keystroke wasn't reaching Undo at all in that case, since focus was still in the map itself. Ctrl+Z/Ctrl+Y now work immediately regardless of which control was last clicked.
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Deepened Light Mode's color palette across the main flight list, Group Analysis, and Flight Planner — the same washed-out, low-contrast blue-gray was shared everywhere, so richening it in one place carries through all three. Panels, grids, and body text all have noticeably more depth and separation from each other now instead of reading as one flat sheet.
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Flight Planner - Fixed some waypoint list text (Airport/VOR/Fix labels) being hard to read in Light Mode, especially over a SID/STAR/approach-highlighted row — those colors were only ever tuned to be readable against the dark theme's background.
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Fixed several other places across the app where a color only actually worked in one theme — an accent color on the Achievements, FS Version Chooser, Graph Chooser, and Preferences windows that washed out in Light Mode, an instruction label on the FS Version Chooser that was hard to read in Dark Mode, and the About window, which wasn't following the app's theme at all.
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Fixed clicking Airport Heat Map crashing the app if a heat map window was already open — it now just brings the existing window to the front instead.
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The ATC View/Mission Debrief map's "Clear current flight tracks" button now asks for confirmation first, instead of immediately clearing with no way to undo it.
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Fixed a comment saved on a "lost flight" (one recovered from FlightLog Analyzer's own backup, rather than read fresh from your Flight Simulator logbook) not surviving a reload — the comment was being saved correctly, but wasn't being read back when that flight was rebuilt.
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Flight Planner - The SID, STAR, and Approach picker dialogs now preview your selection live on the map as you browse — pick a different procedure, runway, or transition and the map redraws instantly, zoomed in tight on just that procedure's own fixes (regardless of how far away the rest of a long route is), so you can actually see which option lines up best. Press Cancel and the map reverts to whatever you had before; click Insert and it becomes the real selection. These dialogs no longer lock up the rest of the window while open, either — the map stays fully interactive underneath them, so you can pan or zoom in for a closer look while you compare options.
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Flight Planner - Hovering over a waypoint that came from a SID, STAR, or approach in the Waypoints list now shows a tooltip with the full combination that produced it — procedure name plus runway/enroute transition, or IAF transition and whether the missed approach was included — instead of just the resolved fix itself.
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Flight Planner - Fixed more cases of a SID, STAR, or approach waypoint resolving to a wildly wrong, distant location when its short identifier happened to coincidentally match an unrelated airport, navaid, or same-named fix elsewhere in the world — every match is now checked against a plausible distance from the procedure's own airport before it's trusted.
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Flight Planner - Fixed some exported .PLN routes silently dropping one or more waypoints when loaded into MSFS — a small or non-standard airport (one without a globally-recognized 4-letter code) along a SID, STAR, or approach could vanish from the imported route entirely with no warning. Every waypoint now imports correctly regardless of airport type.
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Flight Planner - Re-importing a .PLN file that FlightLog Analyzer itself exported now restores the SID/STAR/approach waypoint coloring, hover tooltips, and pre-fills the picker dialogs with your original procedure and transition choices — picking up a route later is now an edit of what you had, not starting from a blank picker.
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The route line now animates ("marching ants") instead of sitting static, in the Flight Planner, ATC View, and Mission Debrief maps alike — makes the route easier to pick out from other lines on the chart and shows the direction of travel at a glance.
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Fixed the "Comment" column never registering as a change — typing a comment and clicking Save Changes did nothing, and the comment vanished the next time the logbook reloaded, since the edit was never actually being detected as a pending change in the first place.
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Fixed live Flight Telemetry sometimes silently stopping partway through a session (typically noticed after several flights with the app left open the whole time) — every reconnect to Flight Simulator now properly releases the previous connection instead of leaving it running in the background indefinitely.
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Hardened the connection to Flight Simulator against a rare native crash that could take down the whole app — it's now handled the same way as an ordinary dropped connection (automatic reconnect) instead of closing FlightLog Analyzer entirely.
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Flight Planner - Added instrument approach support — pick a published approach for your destination airport and its waypoints are added to your route, chained after any STAR you've already added.— shows every transition the approach forks into, and lets you optionally include its published missed-approach fixes— procedures are shown by their full name (e.g. "I18 — ILS RWY 18") instead of just the raw code
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Flight Planner - Clicking the map near an Airport, VOR, NDB, or Fix now opens a redesigned waypoint picker.— candidates are grouped by type, sortable by distance or name, filterable per-type with All/None buttons, and every control has a tooltip explaining what it does— the list now also scrolls with the mouse wheel, instead of requiring the arrow keys
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Flight Planner - SID, STAR, and approach waypoints each get their own highlight color in the Waypoints list now, so a STAR chained into an approach is easy to tell apart at a glance instead of reading as one solid block.
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Flight Planner - Reopening the SID/STAR/approach picker now remembers your last procedure and transition choices, instead of resetting to the top of the list every time.
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Flight Planner - Widened the map's 'snap-to' tolerance, so a click that's visually on or near an Airport, VOR, NDB, or Fix reliably snaps to it instead of dropping a disconnected map point.
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Flight Planner - Removing the departure or destination airport now also removes its attached SID/STAR automatically, instead of leaving it stranded with no real airport to anchor it to.
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Flight Planner - Fixed some SID, STAR, and approach waypoints resolving to the wrong location — including, in one case, an entirely different part of the world — when their identifier happened to overlap with an unrelated airport's code, or wasn't a real navigable point (the runway threshold itself, referenced by many procedures).
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Flight Planner - Fixed the F5 key refreshing the main flight list instead of zooming the Flight Planner map, the first time it was pressed after opening the window.
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Flight Planner - Fixed a crash that could happen when removing several selected waypoints from the Flight Planner's waypoint list at once.
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Fixed a crash that could happen pressing F11 (dark mode) after closing certain windows (Flight Planner, Achievements, Legend) rather than the main one.
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Fixed some flights showing a garbled landing runway (a large, meaningless number instead of a real runway) in the main flight list.
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Added SID/STAR support to the Flight Planner — pick a published departure or arrival procedure for your airport and its waypoints are added to your route automatically, in the right place and in the right order.— shows you the exact route it'll add before you commit, and matches the runway transition to whichever runway you've already picked
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Named IFR/RNAV waypoints (like CEESL or RANDI) now show their real name in the Flight Planner instead of a generic "WP4" placeholder — matching how airports already work.— works for map clicks, and for importing/exporting flight plans
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Weather at your departure, destination, and each waypoint now refreshes automatically every 20 minutes in the Flight Planner, so a route left open for a while doesn't keep showing stale conditions.
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Fixed map tooltips (weather, wind, etc.) sometimes showing up hidden behind the map controls panel, or cut off at the edge of the screen.
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Fixed exporting a flight plan failing unexpectedly if a non-airport point ended up as your departure or destination.
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VOR/NDB and named-waypoint data now checks for updates automatically in the background, without slowing down startup.
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Waypoints in the Flight Planner list are now color-coded by type (airport, VOR/NDB, named fix), and any waypoint added by a SID/STAR is highlighted so it's easy to see at a glance.
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Added Remove SID / Remove STAR buttons to the Flight Planner, so a procedure can be cleared without opening the picker and choosing a replacement.
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Added a Route Line Contrast slider to the Flight Planner map, matching the one already on the ATC View/Mission Debrief map — darkens the route line for better visibility against busier chart backgrounds.
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The SID/STAR picker's runway transition can now be changed manually if needed, instead of always following whatever runway you've picked elsewhere in the Flight Planner.
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Closing the Flight Planner with a route you haven't exported yet now asks if you want to export it first, so work doesn't get lost by an accidental close.
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Aviation chart opacity (in the Flight Planner and the ATC View/Mission Debrief map) is now remembered separately for each chart type, instead of one shared setting — switching between VFR Sectional, IFR Low/High, TAC, and Worldwide Airspace no longer means re-adjusting the slider every time.
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Fixed some flights showing a blank or incorrect VFR/IFR value.
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Added the "Flight Comment" column to CSV exports.
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Editing a flight's "Flight Comment" column now works like every other grid edit — it shows up as a pending change and only saves when you click the Save button, instead of writing immediately.
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Introducing a Basic Flight Planner — available now from the main screen.— Plan a route on an interactive map with airport/waypoint search, drag-and-drop waypoint reordering, and full multi-level undo/redo— Export your route and load it directly into MSFS (World Map → Route → Load from PC)— Also, Import an existing flight plan by dragging it in, in either the modern MSFS .PLN format or the classic INI-style .pln format— Includes a slide-out map controls panel with aviation chart overlays
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Fixed updates landing in a nested duplicate subfolder instead of your existing install folder, for anyone who installed FLA to a non-default location.— this release also automatically cleans up the duplicate folder on your machine if you were already affected
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Fixed startup dialogs (like the trial/registration reminder) sometimes ending up hidden behind the main window, especially if you pressed Escape more than once while FLA was starting up.
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Fixed the main flight grid occasionally forgetting a column's width or order you'd just set, if new flight data arrived — for example from live tracking — in the few seconds right after you resized it.
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Fixed CSV export leaving the Origination Latitude/Longitude column blank for almost every flight.— this affected exports going back a long time; re-export any CSV you rely on to pick up the fix
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Fixed File > Send Logbook(s) to Support failing to send anything if your older FS2020 logbook file was too large to email — it now automatically leaves that file out and sends the rest instead of failing outright.
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Fixed Flight Time being significantly overstated on most flights — by up to nearly two hours in some cases — because it was measured starting from the moment you spawned at the departure airport instead of from actual takeoff.— this affected the large majority of flights, so you'll likely see your existing logbook's Flight Times drop the next time you open FLA; that's this fix correctly excluding the preflight/ground time that was being counted before, not lost data
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Fixed live Flight Telemetry (the detailed GPS track FLA records while you fly) being incorrectly marked incomplete and Disabled.— occurred for any flight that wasn't the very first one flown in a Microsoft Flight Simulator session.— when this happened, Flight Time, Flight Distance, Takeoffs/Landings, and the Mission Debrief map would quietly fall back to less-precise data instead of using the good telemetry that was actually recorded
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Fixed a rare crash ("Forms cannot own themselves or their owners") that could interrupt editing your logbook, triggered when a background notification popup appeared at the wrong moment.
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Fixed the app potentially freezing at startup — before its main window even appears — if Windows' own WMI service was slow or unresponsive on your PC.
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Fixed some pop-up windows — including the "critical error" dialog — that could still appear hidden behind the main window, requiring you to press Esc repeatedly to get past them before you could use the program.
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Fixed ground-service equipment usage (jetway, pushback, fuel truck, catering truck, etc.) not being recorded at all for FS2024 flights — this could also affect related in-app achievements not registering.
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Further reduced the chance of Flight Distance, Flight Time, Takeoffs, or Landings being wrong — or a flight getting cut short partway through — by correctly reading more of the FS2024 logbook file's internal structure.— specifically, a timing value that was being misread whenever there was a pause of more than about 4 seconds between recorded points (waiting for ATC, a longer taxi hold, etc.), which could throw off everything recorded after it— and more precisely reading Day/Night transition markers throughout the flight
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Fix for some flights that were recording incorrect Flight Distances — sometimes significantly.— when a third-party weather add-on (such as Active Sky) was actively updating in the background during taxi— when a Day/Night time-of-day update landed in the middle of a fast-moving stretch of taxi data
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Fixed a significant bug where some flights could get cut short — showing only a tiny sliver of the flight near the departure airport, with wrong Flight Time, Flight Distance, Takeoffs, and Landings — when the logbook file had a longer stretch of data in a layout FlightLog Analyzer didn't yet know how to read.
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Fixed Flight Distance showing as zero on some flights that had a brief pause in recording early on (for example, a longer-than-usual wait during engine start or before takeoff), even though the rest of the flight was recorded properly.
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Fixed the "Clean Telemetry Database" tool wiping out all of your saved flight telemetry under certain conditions, instead of only removing the old data it's meant to clean up.
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Fixed a crash that could happen when right-clicking on a flight, in logbooks where a non-numeric column (like Aircraft Manufacturer) was the first column shown in the grid.
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Fixed an issue where a small handful of flights could end up with missing flight data (blank Aircraft Manufacturer/Model, an empty-looking flight) because a piece of data right at the start of the flight was being misread as "there's nothing here."
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Fixed long flights sometimes showing a Flight Distance of almost zero, even though the flight clearly covered real distance between two different airports.
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Fixed a significant bug where some flights could show zero Flight Distance, Takeoffs, and Landings, and could show an incorrect route on the flight map, because a piece of the flight's very first recorded data point was being misread and thrown off everything that came after it.
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Fixed the "unsaved changes" indicator lighting up just from clicking into and out of a Flight Time, Flight Distance, Aircraft Model, or Manufacturer cell, even when nothing was actually changed.
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Fixed a crash that could happen when filtering flights by Aircraft Type.
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Fixed several pop-up windows throughout the program (including at startup) that could open hidden behind the main window, requiring you to press Esc repeatedly to get past them before you could use the program.
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Fixed a very significant bug where Flight Distance, Takeoffs, and Landings could show as zero on certain flights. FlightLog Analyzer was incorrectly parsing the new SU6 compact logbook format — it now reads all the way through, so these flights show their correct Distance, Takeoffs, and Landings.
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Improved recovery of taxi destination details on some flights.
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Fixed an issue where, if you only have a logbook for one Flight Simulator version (2020 or 2024), old unrelated flights could reappear from the backup database.
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Fixed the flight statistics box (top right of the main window) sometimes failing to display.
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Takeoffs, Landings, and Flight Time can now be manually edited directly in the grid, split by Day and Night portion (the Total is automatically calculated as Day + Night). Flight Distance can now be manually edited the same way.
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Flight Time now defaults to Flight Simulator's own recorded airborne time instead of a reconstruction that could include extra ground/taxi time as part of the flight.
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Fixed Takeoffs and Landings counts that sometimes were being classified as Day when they actually happened at Night (or vice versa).
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FlightLog Analyzer is now better at detecting a newer copy of your logbook sitting in a nearby directory.
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Added inline editing for 'Type of Flight' and 'End of Flight Status' directly in the main grid, matching the existing Flight Rules editor.
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Fixed a bug that could make flights with no typed description invisible in the logbook display, even though the flight count shown at the top was correct and the flight's data was intact in the file — this mainly affected compact-format (Xbox/console) logbooks.
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Fixed several more compact-format logbook layout variants that could leave a correctly-found flight showing zero Takeoffs / Landings ever recorded.
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Fixed the KML / Google Earth export so it correctly plots your recorded Telemetry flight path when available, instead of sometimes producing an empty or mismatched plot for certain flights.
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Fixed a Windows security warning ("Application Control policy has blocked this file") that could prevent FlightLog Analyzer from starting at all on some systems.
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Fixed 'Achievements Progress Tracker' failing to retrieve your Xbox achievement progress with a "400 Bad Request" error.
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Flights with Truncated Telemetry are correctly set to Disabled again; once you manually Enable or Disable Telemetry for a flight, that choice now sticks instead of being overridden the next time the logbook reloads.
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Flight Time and Day/Night now use your recorded Telemetry data (when it's available and not Truncated) instead of the FS Logbook's own numbers, which could include extra taxi/idle time as if it were part of the flight.
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Fixed flights that could show 0 Takeoffs / 0 Landings even though a real flight was recorded, by falling back to Telemetry data when the FS Logbook file itself didn't have enough detail.
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Fixed 'Clean Flight Telemetry Database' occasionally deleting real Telemetry data that should have been kept.
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Fix to prevent a valid logbook from being wrongly rejected as invalid when its first flight had no description entered.
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Improvements to the Choose Logbook File screen: highlights the most likely correct entry to pick, and keeps FS2020 and FS2024 candidates from interfering with each other.
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Fix so that Manually Load Logbook always re-checks the file instead of reusing an old result from earlier in the session.
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Fix to the logbook locator functionality for FS2024 installations that didn't use the default directory.if your logbook isn't being located automatically, use the menu File / Logbook Locator for Non-Standard Installations to point FlightLog Analyzer directly at it
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Fix to the determinations of day flight time vs night flight time breakdown of the total flight time.
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Fix so that flights that are added manually don't lose the Flight Distance that had been entered.
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Added a 'Snap to Overlay Zoom' in the ATC-View and Mission Debrief maps. (See User Guide for more information)
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Improvements made to proportioning the Day/Night Flight Time breakdown for flights where it couldn't otherwise be determined.uses the flight's route and timing to figure out how much of the flight happened before/after sunset
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Change to help ensure that when users choose their logbook file, only FS2024 logbooks are offered as choices for the FS2024 selection.(likewise for choosing the FS2020 logbook)
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Change made to ensure that all window positions that are not within the bounds of any monitor are never restored or saved.the change should keep windows from being positioned 'off monitor', esp when a monitor is removed from the system
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FS2024 created a new Compact Format for the Logbook file, introduced in SU6 Beta, which is now supported by FlightLog Analyzer.(the logbook file size seems to have been reduced by between 60% to 70%)
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FlightLog Analyzer now automatically checks for updates to its internal Airport Database, and will prompt you to download the latest version whenever one becomes available.
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Markers on the HeatMap are now scaled consistently between Departure and Destination airports.
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New modern UI, including a redesigned Dark Mode
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Added the ability to edit fields in your logbook flight recordsFor example, the number of Take Offs and Landings can be changed to whatever value you likeFlew an IFR flight, but FS logged it as VFR... Simply change it
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Added an Airport Heat Map displayVisualize which airports you've flown to/from the most, with a variety of FAA Aviation Map overlays
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Fixed an issue where the logbook grid's Column Width and Column Order weren't being remembered between sessions
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More improvements to logbook loading speed
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Fixed issues that could occur when a user's local folder is not on the C: drive
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Fixed a memory leak reported by a user
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Moved the selection of 'Waypoints to Display' to a slide-out on the ATC View / Mission Debrief displaysremoved the selects from the Preference screen
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ATC View / Mission Debrief displays added the selection of AOA to the attributes-to-color-by dropdown
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Improved the parsing of the .PLN and .FLT files to more accurately capture all the waypoints defined in the flight.
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If the .PLN file defines Airway-Descriptions for each Waypoint, these will be displayed along the lines connecting waypoints.MSFS flight plans do Not include them. 3rd party flight planning tools may.(The required format is <AIRWAY>airway's name</AIRWAY> and located within <WAYPOINT>... </WAYPOINT> declaration)
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Optimized the logbook loading code. Loading Large logfile files can see roughly a %20 to %25 reduction in load time.
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Corrected the Stats in the upper right 'pie chart' box.FS2024 Lost Flights, and user Imported flights, were not being accounted for.
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Fixed 'Painting Issues' on the ATC View and Mission Debrief display that could leave the map partially painted when zooming in and out .
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ATV-View / Mission Debriefer displays now support FAA Aviation Map overlays:• Worldwide Airspace• VFR Sectional - USA• TAC (Terminal Area Chart) - USA• IFR Low Enroute - USA• IFR High Enroute - USA
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ATV-View / Mission Debriefer displays now support Waypoints and include 'Destination Lines'• The waypoints defined in the flight plan are plotted on these maps• Flight Path Destination Lines show the Bearing & Distance between each waypoint• A Destination Line also shows the Bearing / Distance / Est. Time from the aircraft's current position to the next waypoint(applies to flights subsequent to these changes)
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The User Guide has been rewritten and improved(if you notice anything was missed from the old user guide to the new, please let us know)
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*NEW* Mission Debriefer:- The ATC-View display now supports debriefing historical flights from your logbook.• The Profile View is synchronized with the Aerial view to display the relationship between the flight attributes.• Available Only for those flights where FlightLog Analyzer ran in conjunction with FS202X to collect real-time telemetry.- 'Sim Rate' was added as a trackable parameter to both the ATC-View and Mission Debriefer.
(flights made before SimRate was recorded will not provide this information)
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Enhancements to the ATC-View Moving Flight Map:- The Moving Map added 'Colorization' of the flight path to visually indicate changing flight attributes.• Choose between MSL, AGL, True Airspeed, Ground Speed, Vertical Speed, and G Load.• The Profile section of the Moving Map display supports these choices too.• Available Only for those flights where FlightLog Analyzer ran in conjunction with FS202X to collect real-time telemetry.- Hover the mouse pointer over the Profile section to see the corresponding point in the flight on the Moving Map.• The current value of Altitude, Speed, or G-Load are displayed on the Map and the Profile for that position in time.
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*NEW* ATC-View Moving Flight Map.- Your FS202X flights can now be followed in Real Time, on the ATC-View Moving Map, that traces your exact flight path as you fly.
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Fixed the problem seen on the Built-In Map display with flights that had crossed the International Date Line.- Crossing the 180thMeridian could cause flights to be displayed with flight paths wrapping across the globe.
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Color Coding of flights on the Main Logbook Display were made more informative.- Flight Number Coloring now identifies different flight statuses and conditions:• Flights the FS2024 logbook has lost• Telemetry was Recorded for the flight• Telemetry was Recorded but is Incomplete / Truncated• Telemetry was Recorded but is currently Disabled• Manually Imported Flights(press Legend button at the top of the main display for more info)
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The Logbook Cleaner (flight deletion tool) has been improved to handle all types of flights seamlessly.• Internal FS202X Logbook Flights• Recovered FS2024 'Lost Flights'• Manually Imported Flights
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Fixed a bug causing Takeoff and Landing Fixer to hang.
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Fixed a bug causing Flight Deletion to fail.
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Logbook Load Time Optimizations.- Up to 25% faster load time (large logbooks see the most improvement).
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Fixed a bug pertaining to the Flight Profile display.- The Combination of FS Telemetry Data and the 'Distance' mode was not displaying correctly.
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Fixed a bug introduced in yesterday's release that could cause crashing.
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Fix an issue with the User Preference of 'Use Large Font'.- Large Fonts weren't being displayed on the Group Analysis & Summary window.- Pressing Alt-F11 now toggles Large / Standard Fonts.
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Fixed a user-reported crash that could occur when main window is resized.
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Flights with 'Truncated' FS202X Telemetry are now flagged as such, and telemetry data is initially De-Activated.- If FlightLog Analyzer was Started, or Terminated, during an MSFS flight, some portion of the Telemetry will lost from the flight.- Those Flight Numbers will be color-coded to indicate this condition.- The Flight's Truncated Telemetry will be set to Inactive initially, but can be Enabled manually if desire.- Refer to the last paragraph of the "Flight Simulator Telemetry (SimConnect)" section of the User Guide.
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Improved Color-Coding of the Flight Number column better shows the 'Status' of each flight's data.- Hover over the 'Flight Number' column of any flight for information regarding the flight's data status.- or, Click the 'Legend' button for a display showing Colorization information.
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Horizontal and/or Vertical gridlines can be displayed on the Main Logbook Display as well as the Group Analysis & Summary window.- Selectable via the Preference window.- or, press Ctrl-F11 to toggle Horizontal gridlines, Shift-F11 toggles Vertical gridlines, or Ctrl-Shift-F11 to toggle both.(reminder: F11 toggles the Dark Mode / Light Mode display style)
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Imported flights, including X-Plane flights, as well as Manually Created flights, will now plot on maps.(provided Origination and Destination airports are valid)
- Internal Update for OpenStreetMap™ integration.
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Fixed an issue that caused all Manually Created and Imported flights to be marked as 'In Vicinity'.Previously imported flights will still show incorrectly. Reimport to correct.
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X-Plane flights can now be imported.Added the ability to import flights from X-Plane's Logbook file, as well as from CSV files.Refer to the "Importing 'Lost' Flights" section of the User Guide for details
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Added the ability to Manually Create a Lost-Flight record.Use this feature to create records that replace flights that FS2024 had previously lost.Menu Option ... EDIT / Manually Create Lost-Flight
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Added New 'Lost Flight' Protection feature.If Flight Simulator ever loses one of your flights, FlightLog Analyzer ensures it’s safely preserved and still visible in the Logbook display.Your flight history remains intact, no matter what.
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Fixed a bug regarding Telemetry not displaying on the Built-In Maps (depending on the Longitude of the flight).
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Misc enhancements to the new 'Flight Simulator Telemetry Data' feature (via Microsoft's SimConnect).
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Bug Fix - Corrupt records in the FS Logbook file were causing the new Telemetry functionality to crash.
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'Flight Distance' values now use Telemetry data (when available) to calculate a Far More accurate measurement. Without Telemetry, using just the FS Logbook's data, the value in the 'Flight Distance' column can be drastically inaccurate due to the Very Sparse data contained in the logbook.
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FlightLog Analyzer is now 64-bit Only. The Program is now installed into the "C:\Program Files\FlightLogAnalyzer\" folder.Uninstall your previous version to ensure your desktop links aren't pointing to the prior version.
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FlightLog Analyzer can now connect Flight Simulator via SimConnect to collect Real-Time Telemetry.- FlightLog Analyzer MUST be running concurrently with FS202x, when making your flights, in order for telemetry data to be collected.- Maps of Flight Paths and Flight Profiles displays are Many More times as accurate when combined with telemetry data.- A PRO version is required for this feature. (The feature is also active during the Trial period for New Users)- See the User's Guide for more details.- Exports do not YET support exporting the telemetry data (coming soon...)
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The 'Flight Filter' setting are now remembered between sessions.- This includes the state of the filter definition window (open or closed), as well as each filter's value.- Filters can now be toggled between Active and Inactive without completely clearing their values.
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Fixed a bug which corrupted subsequent Exports if a Flight-Path Map was generated, in the same session, before the export was performed.
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Fixed issues with Sorting / Scrolling on the Group Analysis window that occurred when the Main Flight List was auto-refreshed.
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Added Protection against corrupting the logbook file by...not allowing Logbook Flight Deleting or Editing while Flight Simulator is active.not allowing Logbook Flight Deletion that remove 100% of the existing flights.
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Added a new feature called "Flight Filtering". This allows you to create a custom filter to show only those flights that meet your criteria.See User's Guide for full details on how to use this feature.
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Fixed bugs in the Main Display's Graph section.
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Added VFR / IFR Flight Type to the .CSV export.
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Added quotes around Aircraft Manufacturer so name with embedded Commas (,) are exported correctly.
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Fixed bug that caused app to crash when run on a system that doesn't have FS202X installed on it.
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FS2024 SU3 Beta introduced a change to the logbook format that was causing issues with Flight Editing and Deletion.
- CSV is now padded with trailing Commas so that all rows have the same number of columns.
- Basic / Detailed switch is fixed for XML exports so that Basic is actually the Basic version.
- XML Export – Latitude / Longitude has been replaced with Origination Lat/Lon and Destination Lat/Lon.
- Both Lat AND Lon are now in the FlightRoutePositions-blocks.
- Flight Distance is now exported in both CSV and XML files.
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.CSV Exports now include the "Planned Destination Runway" value.
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Updated the Airport Definition Data to add more Airport Name decodes.
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Fixed issue with TraceLog capture.
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Other misc optimizations.
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Corrected an issue with Achievements that are 'Distance-based' so that completion calculation is based off Nautical Miles, rather than Statute Miles.
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Added the ability to decode Approach Types of 'NDB/DME'.
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Fixed a small issue with displaying the status of the 'Jack Of All Planes' achievement.
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Made an optimization in loading the logbook file to slightly improve start-up time.
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Fixed a bug that could cause FlightLog Analyzer to hang on startup when certain corruptions are present in the Logbook File.
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Fixed an annoying screen flicker that was introduced in the last version.
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Fixed a bug that could throw an exception when FlightLog Analyzer is restarted after making a new FS2024 flight.
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Added the 'FS Version' designator to .CSV file exports.
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The Lat/Lon values in the .CSV file export have been split into 'Originating' and 'Final' Lat/Lon values.(previously the Lat/Lon values represented only the 'Final' Lat/Lon).
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Enhancements made to the 'Fix Flight' feature to detect, and provide correction of, more incomplete Takeoff counts that were missed by FS202X.
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The 'Last Column Sorted' choice is now remembered when FlightLog Analyzer is restarted.
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A new 'Comment' column is available on the main display.Store detailed annotations for each flight in this new column.
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The Color of the Bars on the BarCharts can now be customized.Press Ctrl-F10 to launch the Colors.txt file for editingEdit the colors on this line "BarchartBarColor = DeepSkyBlue, Blue"
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Corrected issues with flights that cross the International Dateline.Flight Distances are now calculated correctlyThe Built-In Map Viewer now draws those flights correctly
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Added a menu options to 'Unload' either the FS2020 or FS2024 logbooks from being displayed.Use the menu option of File / Manually Load Logbook / Unload the FS202x Logbook Selection
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Fixed the 'Pie Chart Logbook Usage' tooltips to correctly show usages for FS2020 and FS2024.
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Added 'Flight Stats' breakdown for FS2020 vs FS2024 on upper right of main screen.
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Columns on the main display remember the last-sorted-column, and the column's sort order between each usage of FlightLog Analyzer.
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Fixed an issue on the pie charts that were incorrectly reporting the wrong Logbook Usage.
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Tested and Compatible with FS2024!
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Added a new Chart Type showing comparison of 'Number of Flights', 'Flight Time', and 'Flight Distance' between FS2020 and FS2024
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Added a new Analysis and Summary selection showing statistical breakdowns by Simulator Version
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Based on the Alpha release of FS2024, FlightLog Analyzer has been expanded to work with both versions of the simulator. At this time, the FS2024 specific enhancements have been disabled until the official FS2024 release (even though some are visible in the User Interface).
At the time of the final release of FS2024, final adjustments will be made and those related enhancements will be enabled soon after.
*** In this version, FlightLog Analyzer will begin keeping an Archived Copy of your FS2020 Logbook file so that when you eventually uninstall FS2020 you won't loose your flights.
*Note: If you experience problems with this release, go back to the prior version by reinstalling Version 1.7.3.4
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Fixed a bug that for some caused an error when FlightLog Analyzer checks for a new release to be available.
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Fixed a bug that caused the Gate (or Ramp) Number to be displayed for flights with Runway as the Startup Destination.
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The Gate (or Ramp) Number for the Departure Airport has been added as a new column on the main display.
Note: the addition of the new columns will reset 'saved column' information. You will need to re-customize your columns.
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Added new menu option of "File / Send Logbook File to Support" to aid users if they experience trouble loading their logbook.
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As a first-pass, added a mechanism to allow users to change the window colors of the FlightLog Analyzer.
(Ctrl-F10 launches the 'Color Choices' file into your text editor. Refer to the User Guide for details)
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Small enhancements to the Flight Fixer user interface to make it clearer as to which flights can, and cannot, be Fixed.
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FlightLog Analyzer now decodes the Approach Suffix for Instrument Approaches.(See 'Instrument Approach Suffixes' under the Glossary section of the User Guide)
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BLOC (Back Course Localizer) instrument approaches have been added, and are now decoded correctly.
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Detection and Handling of Corrupted Flight Data in the FS Logbook has been further enhanced.
- Updated the Airport Definition Data (Airport ID to Name conversion).
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Fixed a problem with the Trial Version expiring prematurely.
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Added the option for Line Graphs to show 'Activity Per Day'.
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Fixed a bug that caused any weeks without any flight activity to not be shown on the graphs.
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Fixed a bug on the Line Graphs that caused Hours and Distances to be displayed incorrectly.
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Achievement Progress Tracker now works with Steam Installations.
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Enhanced decoding of the Logbook file to enable the main display to correctly show the Departure Runway for some flights that have internally misaligned data.
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Added a check to stop Steam users from getting errors with Achievements Progress Tracker until the feature has been completed for Steam installation.
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Fix for an issue that could occur when Achievements are being processed and the internet connection is lost.
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Added a New Feature called 'Achievements Progress Tracker', which will provide comprehensive assistance in evaluating remaining 'Flight Simulator Achievement' objectives. (see User Guide)
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The value displayed for each flight's Weather were showing the weather at the End of each flight rather than the Start of the flight.
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Added internal Unicode support.
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User Request - Added Preference to make Yellow-Highlighting of Flights that include Slewing an Optional Preference.
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UI optimizations.
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The Group Analysis & Summary window now allows 'Drilling Down' into any Summary Record to view its constituent flights.(See section 6.3.1 'Drill-down into each individual flight' under '6.3 Group Analysis and Summarizing' in the User Guide)
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Added a Preference Option for having a larger font on the Logbook data grids. (user requested feature for those using large monitors)
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Corrected an issue that could lead to the Destination Airport Runway being incorrectly decoded.
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Upgraded to the latest version of the internal web control that is used for creating the Built-In Map Viewer.
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New Auto-Refresh feature has been added. Now, if FlightLog Analyzer is running concurrently when Flight Simulator finishes a flight, FlightLog Analyzer will detect the addition of the new flight and automatically update the main flight-log display
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Enhancements made to the accuracy of decoding the Planned Landing Runway (the "Rwy-Land" column on the main display)
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FlightLog Analyzer now decodes each flight's VFR and IFR information. This includes:
- VFR vs IFR Flight Rules
- Navigation Method (VOR, GPS, IFR High Alt, IFR Low Alt)
- Approaches (GPS, ILS, VOR/DME, RNAV, LOC, LDA, NDB, VOR-A i.e. ILS-21R)
- SIDs (Standard Instrument Departures)
- STARs (Standard Terminal ARrivals)
This information is also available for use in the Group Analysis & Summary window, as well as on the Charts panel
- Water Runways at Seaports now show the Ordinal Compass heading of the 'Runway'
- Fixed a bug experienced by users who only have a small amount of flights
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More 'Chart Types' have been added. Now Flight Metrics aren't just computable based on 'Number of Flights', but 'Flight Hours' and 'Flight Distance' as well.
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FlightLog Analyzer now cross-references a list of 78,000 airport codes to provide decoded airport IDs.(previously only 28,000 airport codes were used)
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The Date-Range Calendar objects on the Group Analysis display now update / filter the results immediately as dates are selected.
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Enhanced 'Aircraft-Model Name Translation' to allow the Aircraft Manufacturer to be modified as well as the Aircraft Model.(see User Guide for more information)
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Fixed an issue dealing with opening and editing the 'Aircraft Model Name Translation' file.
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Fixed an issue dealing with Re-Compressing the Logbook file after performing a Flight Fixer or Flight Cleaner operation.
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Made creating and editing the 'Aircraft Model Name Translation' file easier.
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Fixed an issue that was reported in the Aircraft-Model Name Translation feature.
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Added 'Dark Mode' for use in dimly lit rooms.(Toggle the Dark Theme by pressing F11, or via the EDIT -> Toggle DarkMode selection on the main menu bar)
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Added the 'Aircraft-Model Name Translations' feature. This allows the removal of unwanted Livery and Color suffixes that can adversely affect Group Summary Analysis by breaking up entries that otherwise would have the same base Aircraft Model.(see User Guide for more information)
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Minor improvement to Group Summary Analysis page to show the Count of how many distinct groupings were found.
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Minor fix to the Built-In Map feature.
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A 'Reset All' button was added to the Charts & Graphs panel which provides resetting of all the charts and graphs at one time.
The two Graphs on Main Display now remember their last state, Line or Bar.
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Added a new export type for the Sky Dolly app. Please refer to the User Guide for details.
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Added the ability to change the Summary Types of the BarCharts and Graphs by using a Right-Click on a Chart or Graph.
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More Chart and Graph Summary Types have been added.
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The Logbook Locator automatically launches if the Logbook file isn't found at startup.
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Added a new feature to FlightLog Analyzer, the 'Charts & Graphs' panel. The thumbnail graphs on this collapsible panel give a graphical representations of your Flight Statistics.
Even more Summary Types, along with expanded Chart and Graph functionality are on short-final will be landing soon! Consider this a taste of more to come.
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Added the new Logbook Locator tool that can automate tracking down the Logbook file for those that didn't install Flight Simulator to the Default Directory.
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Fixed a bug in the Flight Fixer utility.
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Improved the Built-In Map display to provide better 'Centering' of the flights when multiple flights are selected.
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Enhanced the drawing of the Flight Profile display to better handle corrupt records in the FS2020 Logbook file.
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Added additional TraceLog info to better assist in the automatic locating of the Logbook file on non-standard FS installations.
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Added the 'Flight Fixer' tool. This tool allows for the correction of Missing Takeoffs and Landings in the Flight Simulator Logbook.
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Corrected an issue with Re-Ordering the columns in the data tables.
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FlightLog Editor has been renamed to Logbook Cleaner.
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Added a specific export format for Volanta.
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Added a specific export format for SimTookKitPro.
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Added decoded Airport Names to the .CSV, .XML, and LittleNavMap export formats.
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The main screen's Flight Data Table now marks Takeoffs and Landings in Red if FS2020 miscounted them.
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Fixed an issue that could occur in .CSV type exports when the Aircraft Manufacturer, Aircraft Model, or Aircraft CodeName included an embedded Comma.
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Fixed an issue on the Group Analysis page where sometimes the Aircraft Model name didn't exactly match what was shown on the main screen.
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Minor correction to text-alignments in the Main and Group Analysis data tables.
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Added Airport Name, City, and State information on Main logbook display.
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Added the ability to specify a Start and End date on the Group Analysis and Summary page.
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Enhanced the program's ability to better locate the FS Logbook file when a non-standard installation was used.
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Added Custom Export to support Little Navmap imports.
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Added Right-Click support to the Group Analysis display.
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Added 'Sim DateTime' to the Main Display's data table. This is the simulated date / time of the flight, as opposed to the 'Wall Clock' time the flight was made.
This field is also included in these Export files:
.CSV
.XML
Little Navmap (custom .csv)
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Reorganized the Main Screen's layout.
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Changed 'Column Re-ordering' to be allowed on all but the left-most column of each table.
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Fixed bug related to the 'Reset Layout' functionality on the Main and Group Analysis screen.
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Added the choice of Plotting by Time or by Distance, to the Flight Profile Chart.
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Highlight 'From' and 'To' Airport-Identifies in Blue when the flight was only 'In the Vicinity' of the actual airport.
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Highlight rows in the Main data table for flights that have Corrupted Flight Data.
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Bug Fix to version 1.3.7.8
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Added Grid-Lines to the Main display as well the Group Analysis display.
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Fixed potential Day/Night Flight Time calculation error that could be caused by corrupted records in the FS Logbook file.
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Corrected a missing comma in the header of the CSV export following the 'Flight Time - Night' column.
- Fixed Day/Night Flight Time calculation for obscure cases where the flight ends while in the midst of Slewing.
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Flight Time is now broken out into the Day and Night portions of the flight. These values have also been added to the .csv and .xml exports.
Note: the addition of the new columns will reset 'saved column' information.
- Added this Change Log to the application's Help menu
- If the user customizes the ordering of the columns in the grids, that order is saved and then restored on program startup. A reset button is provided to reset back to column defaults
- Fixed the Logbook Editor for Steam users
- Fixed issue dealing with users trying to delete unneeded Logbook backup files from the “Restore Flight” screen
- Logbook backup files, both automatic when using the Logbook Editor as well as manually created logbook backups, now show the number of flights in each backup file when viewed in the Restore tool window
- Save and Restore user’s column selections on app’s Exist and Startup. Applies to both the Main Display and Flight Grouping Analysis. Eliminates the Preference option for “Day / Night Breakout of Takeoffs and Landings
- Backups of the current Logfile are now only made After confirming the ‘Proceed with Flight Deletion’ prompt. Also, the backup file names now include the number of flights in each backup
- Added “Logbook % Full” information to the main display
- First Release of the application