Hello Team! I updated my Windy plugin, and I kindly ask you to republish it: https://windy-plugins.com/1029116/windy-plugin-horizon-distance/0.9.2/plugin.min.js Among the fixes and new features, the plugin is LeafletGL-ready. Thanks!

Just glancing at data at adsb.fi (which seems to run in background of airplanes.live) and it looks like airline planes send the wind data in ADSB. Using plugin to parse the data seems to me as not feasible, but I can see server side processing ideally paired with adsb.fi feeder that allows to get data from all aircrafts in one request every 30 seconds. Processsing this data (probably not every 30 seconds, more like every few minutes) and extracting location, altitude and wind data is not looking to be hard task, question is how to get this data integrated into Windy plugin. Either by running own VPS and combining data from both, or if it is interresting idea to Ivo, they might even include it into Windy and use that data for Meteoblue/Windy themselves.

@Lukas-Cesna works again on desktop, both standard and leafGL versions - not mobile yet

Ok so, I think I've figured it out some issues with this new implementation : For the L.geoJSON => The issue appears when I try to bind a Tooltip (layer.bindTooltip()) on the layer with the function OnEachFeature; => trigger the error "This layer type does not support tooltips." I was able to run the code before so I suppose that I've to tweak some elements now. For the L.Circle => The issue appears with mouseover because this event triggers the method setStyle of the element Circle. Then the circle disappears and there is no error in the console.. I think my installation is good with your suggestions, if you have any ideas about these issues I will be very grateful ! Thanks.

Thanks @Joshua-Hiltbrand for bringing this to our attention. We have resolved the issue and meteograms should load fine now.

@edgTher Hello, as you basically described, we offer only mentioned layers in our API, if the layer is not there, we don't provide it in our API service.

Updated the plugin: Moon added: You can see the phase of the moon and the moon's orientation from the picker position. You can set altitude of the moon above the horizon, and the terminator line for that altitude will be shown. This can be useful if you need lunar illumination at night. (With the moon at least 20-30 ° above the horizon) Updated the time zones. The plugin is also responsive to the new internal windy plugin sun/moon position More info here: https://rittels-windy-plugins.github.io/?day-night

@Stefan-Ryckaert Hello, how do you mean it exactly? Can you provide more info what and where you exactly miss?

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@Suty Thanks a lot !. The issue is fixed now

Hi @idefix37 thank you and sorry for bothering you with all the messages. I thought it would just make sense to at least just reply in threads talking about having those data on the Windy map (that I personally have followed for a while). Other than that I just submitted it in the dedicated thread + made a post here because I’m not sure that many people interested about those data are gonna go there and scroll tens of submissions messages hoping to find someone talking about integrating those data in a plugin. That’s basically the only way I found to try and share my work. Maybe I was just a bit too excited after spending so many hours working on it.

@nairb-idi9 go to Windy.com/dev. Accept cert. Plugin should open. Rollup watches for change. If you change, just click reload plugin in windy.com/dev.

@tomA27 again?? 😒

@rittels Thanks for the hint. I did wonder if this was happening and will now take another look as this will also have a bad effect in SoarCalc. For me, this has been masked by the worse problem that getLatLonInterpolator() fails (never resolves) some fraction of the time and I needed to add a timeout and fail gracefully. Right now I am struggling to work out why the "publish-plugin" action always fails with "Error: Process completed with exit code 22." This has happened before and I cannot for the life of me remember what I did to resolve it.

@rittels Thanks so much! I use Traj for cross country paragliding downwind, there are few comparable tools I know (apart from Meteoblue pro, but that didn't have the best models for my area the last time I looked). It would be even more awesome if we could add a horizontal speed component (roughly equivalent to the ascent/descent slider for ballooning) because we fly downwind a bit faster than the wind speed. I know it's aimed at ballooning, so I can't expect anything, just thought you might like to know how valuable your plugin is to some even outside its main intended use case.