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Departure Label background_color goes over nosid_color #57
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It will only use "background_color" if it can't find "nosid_color"/"nofpl_color". As for the font size, I will look into it. |
Hi, My config: Normally the label must be pink. E. |
Hrm hrm hrm.. so this isn't just a quirk. I'll look into it. |
@Keanu73 anything you were able to find related to this? |
Not yet, so far.. |
@erikwachters on your screenshot, was that aircraft VFR? VFRs are excluded from the Nosid/sid colour logic, let me know if you think that should change. Re/text bigger on L1, I'd like to implement but in the current architecture it's going to be a bit complex |
Explanation: The first part of that mentioned check unfortunately never succeeds, even if the Flightplan-Type is IFR ('I'). (See attached screenshot) The same has to be applied to method CInsetWindow::render of the Inset-Window. "nofpl_color" will never be used, as the check is only applied on Departure tag types. Aircraft without a flightplan can't be defined as departing ones. The check |
I forgot, the "nofpl_color" configuration has to be below Tag-Type "uncorrelated" |
Please adjust your profile. Move nofpl_color below "labels"->"uncorrelated"
Thanks @hpeter2 ! I am having a look, so far your code looks great! Could you open pull request for this if you so wish? |
Departure Label background_color goes over nosid_color #57
Should be fixed in nightly thanks to @hpeter2 ! |
Hi,
I've tested the nightly build and all works fine.
The only thing is that if an A/C has no SID still has the "background_color" color and not the "nosid_color". Maybe the "nofpl_color" has the same problem?
Another idea for implementation is that you can choose that the font size of the first line is bigger than the 2nd & 3th & ..... line so that the C/S is bigger than the info in the other lines.
Regards,
E.
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