@Corkny85 hi,may i ask if its a public dam, may we know the location, or is it just a big pond on your property??? if big you must consider the extensive encatchment of water from area around too, not nesesarilly (i cant spell that word )just prec falling in the dam

anyway good luck whereever you are

ørjan

@Tombourine

Also. To run the examples.

add cross-env dependency from npm:

npm install cross-env

In package.json change to

"example01": "cross-env CONFIG=example01 rollup -w -c",

It's fixed now, thanks.

@Didier-Greggory

Bonjour
À défaut de conseils par d’autres utilisateurs de ce plugin, as-tu regardé cette page concernant la mise en œuvre des plugins dont le Boat tracker
https://docs.windy-plugins.com/

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@vicb Thank you

I missed the routerPath configuration. it works perfectly now.

@vicb I didn't know taskvault, thanks for the tip. Until it became possible to plan competition flies directly in Windy, I will continue to use seeyou. For an initial phase, I wouldn't include extra features, what I included in the image already goes beyond the basics (at least for me). The paragliding community is small and it is difficult to develop specific tools for the sport. I’ll let it here as another idea for new developments!

For now plugins only work in the browser on mobile - you have to visit windy.com/plugins

Note that clicking on a link will open the windy app (when installed) and plugins won't show up there. You have to open a web browser (i.e. Chrome) on your mobile and type the address - or add a favorite.

I discussed that with Ivo and he told me that the plugin support will be improved for the web site and also added to the native apps when there are more plugins available. I guess the team is hard at work to convert more plugins to the new API but we will have support in the mobile apps at some point.

That's cool 🎉

@Honza-z-Borov Can you please explain what plugin you are talking about ?

My guess is that the confusion here comes from the fact that nobody really understand what you are referring to.

@Balloon7
Hi,
It should be available soon
https://community.windy.com/topic/32389/what-happened-to-the-traj-plugin-i-am-shocked?_=1714553645236

@Artiom-Babincev All plugins have to be updated since our last update, external developers are aware of this. Hopefully, trajectory plugin will be back soon.

@Mortimer-Cat I eventually realised publish-plugin on GitHub gives the full URL in the output.

For anyone following this topic still: I've made a new post about the new version 2 of this plugin. You can find it at https://community.windy.com/topic/32647/sun-position-plugin-v2

@mistertornado1

javascript:W.cityLabels.remove()

@rittels said in Permanently install plugin?:

@mistertornado1

You can create a bookmark and put this is the url field:

javascript:W.labelsLayer.remove()

then, once you have opened windy.com, click this bookmark and the labels will disappear.

Hi there, do you have any similar trick in your bag for the newest Windy update?
Thanks in advance.

@Suty I've just published a version of the plugin - it should probably be validated by the windy team before it becomes available for users.

Expect more updates in the coming days but at least it should be useable.

Thanks to the team at windy for the awesome new plugin framework.

Hi Nick,

There aren't commonly available flight tracking plugins like the boat tracking ones you mentioned.

However, there are some popular flight tracking websites that you can use to see real-time air traffic. These sites allow you to filter by airline and flight number in many cases. Here are a couple:

live flight tracker Flightradar24 FlightAware

These sites are pretty user-friendly, so you shouldn't need any IT expertise to use them.

@tafarirj Hi, what exactly do you mean, please?

@rittels What else is necessary to implement weather routing? Do you need help?