I hope in the future I can get coradine to beef that functionality up, I mean all it would take is a little consulting with a military pilot.Īnyways, it can also track duty limits, per diem, and I think you can import your company schedule right into it.
It doesn't quite have stuff built in for a military pilot, well it does have some things like NVG landings and time. It's infinitely customizable, and has a lot of built in templates for printing your logbook, if you need to do that. then I stepped it up and used a company called AppSheet to create an app I could put on my phone for easy inputs while on the go.īut recently I gave in and bought a subscription to LogTenPro, I already use a Mac, iPhone, and iPad and LogTenPro looks great has iCloud sync so you can pull up your full logbook on any platform. So, checking, editing, or “fix a corrupted file” appears impossible since the user does not have access to the, most likely, encrypted file.For a while I was using a Google spreadsheet, and google form for input and filtering. I exit normally, pressing Exit to Desktop and Yes. New flights are recorded to the logbook before exit but when I load the Sim again, all these new entries are removed, or not wrote back to the server upon exit. I have been having a problem with my Logbook updating (or uploading) after closing the Sim since July 1st 2022. That is the ONLY WAY to get anything “fixed” with this Sim.Īlternatively, a simpler API giving users the ability to export the data to a CSV file would allow users to search/filter themselves. Will Asobo provide one? Not without A LOT OF UP VOTES from the majority of users. I believe that in order to manipulate the logbook data would need an API (Application Program Interface) that can read the stored data. Probably not possible to change the log data that is uploaded to MS-Asobo server(s). Typically, when writing code to “manipulate” the Logbook data would to change a user’s view of the content that is stored in the logbook data.
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