[BUG] - PC XPLANE UDP LIVERY Blank

walkerairtrans commented 9 months ago

Describe the bug

Still getting pilots who are coming through with no livery listed. It'll pick up the aircraft but doesn't include the livery folder name They're PC running the SC3 in "xplane" tracker mode.

[19:30:47] Using X-Plane
[19:30:47] Flying Cirrus Vision SF50
[19:30:47] Engine 1 On
[19:30:47] Now boarding

[22:07:14] Using X-Plane
[22:07:14] Flying ToLiss Airbus A340-642 HiDef
[22:07:14] Now boarding

[11:02:48] Using X-Plane
[11:02:48] Flying Challenger 650
[11:02:48] Now boarding
[11:55:58] Flaps set to 15%

How do you reproduce this bug?

Fly in XP11/12 using "xplane" as the tracker/UDP No livery detected

Expected behavior

It needs to detect the livery. We rely on this data to approve/reject PIREPS through our automated system. At this time we have told pilots to not fly with UDP. I know this works as we have it employed on a MAC client (that isn't smartCARS 3) using UDP packets.

Screenshots

Here is a video showing the issue. Fresh install.

https://github.com/invernyx/smartcars-3-bugs/assets/127605985/5b77c194-93a7-4c6a-8273-e29ae36fd27a

Operating system

Windows 11

Community airline

Walker Air Transport

smartCARS Version

3.1.1

Plugins installed

chat, map, flight center, flight tracker, logbook

Additional context

I need to fire up my Macbook again -- suspect if the UDP setup is the same across the board, then this problem would also manifest to Linux and Mac.

GenericNerd commented 7 months ago

Is this only the case for UDP connections?

walkerairtrans commented 7 months ago

Is this only the case for UDP connections?

I am only seeing it on UDP in PC -- the MAC/Linux users have reportedly been fine.

If you use FSUIPC (with XPUIPC loaded) it doesn't happen.

kenthieme commented 6 months ago

I can confirm this issue running on a Windows 10 Home machine via a networked connection to XPlane 12. Issue only appears to occur when using the native xplane UDP connection.

GenericNerd commented 6 months ago

Is this only the case for UDP connections?

I am only seeing it on UDP in PC -- the MAC/Linux users have reportedly been fine.

If you use FSUIPC (with XPUIPC loaded) it doesn't happen.

The difference in platform is intriguing, I'll flag this up for further investigation.

walkerairtrans commented 3 weeks ago

Any idea when this will get investigated? I'm still seeing this happen all the time with pilots trying to use UDP. Linux and MAC seem to be fine.

GenericNerd commented 2 weeks ago

I can probably prod @Thien42 to look at this when he has time. We're obviously gearing up for Expo at the moment so I'm not sure exactly when that'll be

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