@threlfa7 Hello, thank you for feedback, we will consider it.

@mtrunz anybody can verify independently this works?

hangs during "loading directly from npm" for me

@slonl Hello, please see the related thread here.

@mtrunz Hello, plugins were updated with the last version 36, more info here - https://community.windy.com/topic/20837/closed-v36-0-0.

@rittels Thank you for update. Just wanted to check since a user was asking.

@korina @rittels, thanks for the explanation. The “issue” was with the newly available modelElevation. My plugin expected that there will be also temp-surface if there's modelElevation. It's great that modelElevation is now available for the other models.

@danielarnett Thank you for suggestion, we may add such feature in the future.

@rittels I forgot to mention that service ceiling climb rate (where normally aspirated engines loses their vertical performance down to around 100 ft/min) is also needed, so it will be 3 entries total for a climb phase:

vertical speed at sea level; vertical speed at service ceiling; and air speed.

In this case the final vertical speed (and thus, enroute time) will be dependent (calculated) on Min and Max values.

For example, if it set Max value to 500 ft/min (mean sea level) and Min value to 100 ft/min (e.g., at 16000 ft MSL) my vertical speed will be 400 ft/min at 4000 ft, 300 ft/min at 8000 ft etc.

@gkikas-lgpz
The scale in the bottom right is an approximate scale that uses the standard height levels used in aviation like
950hPa / 2 000ft / 600m
850hPa / 5 000ft / 1500m
700hPa / 10 000ft / 3000m
300 hPa / 30 000 ft / 9000m
etcc
These are approximately equal and used for easy conversion between different unit. However they are not exact.
In fact heights of pressure levels changes with different weather conditions. eg cooler temps have pressure levels closer to the ground as the air is denser.
More info can be found here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Standard_Atmosphere

Anyway the scale on the left is the model calculated height taking account of the meteo conditions (i think at least).
I am pretty sure that the scale on the windy map on the right is the correct values at the "model pressure height" which is an approximate height in m or feet.

@gkikas-lgpz said in Sounding Plugin - for paraglider pilots:

..... at lower levels
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point "B" marks the temp. at 600 hPa (13800 ft, FL140)
but the diagram shows 12000 ft (1800ft off).

@3wingweather You can now use an URL: https://www.windy.com/plugins/windy-plugin-airspaces.

as soon as I start the distance & planning tool, this plugin shuts off and all navigation aids are gone. is there a way to prevent this behaviour from the plugin side? or is this a "windy problem"?

@Korina Thank you for you quick response, I will try both solution.

@korina
thanks it works now I installed it again

@zach11 Hello, you will not be able to access Airfield data through our API, it is not a part of it.

@rittels
Yes it works now. Thanks for a great plugin.