FSUIPC Client DLL
.NET interface for FSUIPC
FsTemperatureLayer Class Reference

A class representing the settings for a temperature layer. More...

Inherits FSUIPCStruct.

Properties

ushort BaseAltitudeMetres [get, set]
 The base altitude in Metres. This layer takes effect above this altitude.
 
uint BaseAltitudeFeet [get, set]
 The base altitude in Metres. This layer takes effect above this altitude.
 
short DayCelsius [get, set]
 The daytime temperature in Degrees Celsius (Centigrade)
 
short DayFahrenheit [get, set]
 The daytime temperature in Degrees Fahrenheit.
 
short NightVarianceCelsius [get, set]
 The night time variance in Degrees Celsius (Centigrade). Does not seem to work.
 
short NightVarianceFahrenheit [get, set]
 he night time variance in Degrees Fahrenheit. Does not seem to work.
 
short DewPointCelsius [get, set]
 The dew point in Degrees Celsius. Not sure this actually generates fog though. Maybe just for ATIS.
 
short DewPointFahrenheit [get, set]
 The dew point in Degrees Fahrenheit. Not sure this actually generates fog though. Maybe just for ATIS.
 

Detailed Description

A class representing the settings for a temperature layer.

Property Documentation

◆ BaseAltitudeFeet

uint BaseAltitudeFeet
getset

The base altitude in Metres. This layer takes effect above this altitude.

Note that the actual unit used by Flight Sim is Metres, therefore this value will be rounded to the nearest Metre.

◆ DayFahrenheit

short DayFahrenheit
getset

The daytime temperature in Degrees Fahrenheit.

Note that the actual unit used by Flight Sim is Degrees Celsius (Centigrade), therefore this value will be rounded to the nearest degree celsuis.

◆ DewPointFahrenheit

short DewPointFahrenheit
getset

The dew point in Degrees Fahrenheit. Not sure this actually generates fog though. Maybe just for ATIS.

Note that the actual unit used by Flight Sim is Degrees Celsius (Centigrade), therefore this value will be rounded to the nearest degree celsuis.

◆ NightVarianceFahrenheit

short NightVarianceFahrenheit
getset

he night time variance in Degrees Fahrenheit. Does not seem to work.

Note that the actual unit used by Flight Sim is Degrees Celsius (Centigrade), therefore this value will be rounded to the nearest degree celsuis.