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Wind gust in meteogram
Maybe a suggestion to add the wind gust to the meteogram.
Could e.g. be a dotted green line in the same graph as the normal wind speed.
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Re: Wind gust in meteogram
Looks great in 10.5.5 Nick!
But is it possible to bring the color (red/green) back to the lines (as well as the axis scales) of wind speed and direction? Currently both are in black which can be confusing.
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Re: Wind gust in meteogram
I made it the same as the colour you select for the weather display, so you can set it there.
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Re: Wind gust in meteogram
Tnx Nick, that seems to work. But 2 questions:
- is TWD always black? If not where to set the TWD color?
- The small barbs in the meteogram now have the same color as the TWS. Seems more logical to give them the same color as the TWD.
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Re: Wind gust in meteogram
Good point on the barbs.
I just selected black as it needed to be a different colour to TWS. I can make it red or whatever, but can't really use the wind colour for it.
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For TWD black is perfectly fine to me. Was just interested to know if I was overseeing something in how to change its color.
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Re: Wind gust in meteogram
All perfect in 10.5.6. now. Tnx!
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Re: Wind gust in meteogram
Can anyone help identify why this season I'm getting straight dotted lines between two parts of an optimised route?
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Re: Wind gust in meteogram
Those are the parts of the route where you need to tack or jibe your way up/down wind.
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