Quote: I haven't done the research yet but hears the fuel part of the Air cfg. file.
[fuel]
Center1=0.0,0.0,0.0,644.0,0.0
fuel_type=1.000000
number_of_tank_selectors=1
electric_pump=0
This fills 2 of the 3 tanks? the third tank reads 0% Maybe the original aircraft only had one tank and the fuel gauge is the wrong type. I'l keep trying and get back soon. Thanks, wildie.
Hummm...that cfg file is only calling out one tank.
If the fuel gauge is showing 2 of three, my guess is
one needle is the actual tank ( center1 ) and the
other that is registering is TOTAL fuel on board.
You can easily change the number/size of fuel tanks
by changing the [FUEL] section of the cfg file.
As you add tanks, they will then show up in the
"Change Fuel" menu screen.
Here is a list of the possible tanks:
Center1
Center2
Center3
LeftMain
LeftAux
LeftTip
RightMain
RightAux
RightTip
External1
External2
cfg entry example:
LeftMain = -3.85, -2.10, 2.50, 46.0, 0.00
RightMain= -3.85, 2.10, 2.50, 46.0, 0.00
Definition of parameters:
The longitudinal, lateral, and vertical position of the tank. Next are the usable and unusable capacities of the tanks.
FS9 burns fuel from outboard tanks in by default.
You might try adding another tank, one at a time, until
the fuel gauge registers on the one that isn't now.
Then you could keep that tank along with the existing
one and split the fuel load as required.
Paul