@jakubvrana
Would also love to open a plugin from the URL. See discussion here: https://community.windy.com/topic/8925/how-to-document-a-plugin
It is considered a potential security threat. I though it was only possible to inject JS if the author of the plugin actively allows it, by appending a script element. I may be wrong?
@rittels I agree we should improve plugins usability and actually I like your suggestion. It has been queued into "at some point todo list", with a higher priority :-)
New version: 0.3.3
Many improvements:
Input ranges are marked.
You can choose between AGL or above MSL. (todo FL/QNE altitude).
Improved interaction with the airport plugin: Clicking an airport, will display the ICAO name in the Picker. You can then either add the airport to the flightplan, or click on the airport name to open the left pane with the airport info.
Smoother interaction with the route planner.
You can toggle between zulu or local time. The local time with offset is displayed in the flight plan. Daylight saving time correction is also done.
In the settings menu: You can select to display the timezone name in the info marker, and the timezone polygon will be highlighted, this is off by default.
Let me know what you think and report bugs here.
@araneda
Hi. You should be able to update the openaip data. (Haven't tried it myself). Let me know if you've done it, then will refresh the openaip data used for Windy.
@vicb right, continuation of dewpoints/temps 'underground' doesnt make any sense
now if you're looking into mobile screen real estate is an issue to start with, so maybe drop the brown box altogether and save some pixels for the skewt diagram - just start at ground level and record ground elevation
my use case: I use the traj plugin for planning balloon rides
so I pick a track which is likely and nice, and then check conditions along this path
'along this path' practically never translates into a favorite location - so in this case just used up screen space for no use
@Gkikas-LGPZ
This is the best link that explains this convention.
BTW in traditional astronavigation or celestial navigation, the solar azimuth is measured from the north...
an even better GPSVisualizer example: https://blog.mah.priv.at/gpsvisualizer/20191213161729-47167-map.html
click on the points, and the tracks between points to reveal detail information
well, here it is: windy-plugin-sigmets - super useful! I hope this makes it to the official list.
https://blog.mah.priv.at/index.php/2019/12/13/looking-up-sigmets/
