@dnone1 thx for using the plugin.
Good idea. Will fiddle a bit.
@dnone1 thx for using the plugin.
Good idea. Will fiddle a bit.
Yes, it is due to the dateline, will have a look.
Sorry, there was a problem with the server providing elevation data. Should be fixed now.
Thank you for reporting it.
Thanks for letting me know. I have not looked at this plugin for a while.
It should work now.
Thanks, it happened due to the windy version upgrade.
It should be fixed now. The detail plugin left border will adjust to the plugin width.
There was a bug in the backend, @mhaberler fixed it.
@Filip_K from windy has reproduced the backend, this still works well, but I had a typo in my code. Now using his backend, but both work now.
@stitch should be fixed now, sorry for the wait
You can use the flight-planner ( windy.com/plugins/windy-plugin-fp ) to calculate the ground speed for a route. The flight planner calculates the speed at a number of points along a route to determine the average speed and the ETE for a leg.
Draw the route, then click read wx to read all the points and calculate the speed.
@stitch It is certainly possible. It may become confusing with 3 models displayed.