This controls the main constant “ba

This controls the main constant “base” wind speed over the whole flying site.Heading (base)This controls the heading of the main “base” wind speed (see above) that the wind will blow towards.Randomness (base)This controls how much random variation is applied to base wind speed. For instance, when set to 50%, the base speed will vary plus or minus 50% of the speed set above.Wind speed (gusts)This controls the maximum gust speed that is applied on top of the base speed set above. Gusts will vary randomly based on the frequency set (see below).Heading (gusts)This controls the heading that gusts set above will blow towards.Randomness (gusts)This controls how much random variation is applied to gust wind speed. For instance, when set to 50%, the gust speed will vary plus or minus 50% of the speed set above.Gust frequencySets how often a gust will occur. The higher this value is set, the more common a gust will be.TurbulenceControls the amount of air turbulence that models will experience when flying. Turbulence affects the stability of models, and adds a random element into flight characteristics.Thermal strengthControls how strong thermals will be when active, and how many thermals will be present on the field. A stronger thermal will produce more upward lift on models flying inside the thermal’s diameter. A setting under 30% will cause a single thermal to be present. A setting between 30% and 60% will cause two thermals to be present, and a setting above 60% will cause three thermals to appear on the flying field. Thermals can only be seen by the user if the View > Displays > Thermals menu option is selected.Thermal durationControls how long a thermal will last for before dissipating and reforming in another location. A setting of 100% will cause the thermal to stay active for at least 5 minutes before dissipating and reforming.40When you are happy with the setting you have chosen, you can save them into a saved setup by pressing the Save setup button in the bottom left of the menu. You will be prompted to enter a name for the new setup, and it will appear in the Saved Setups list in future. You can delete a non-preset setup by selecting it in the list and clicking the Delete setup button.Once you have finished adjusting weather conditions or selecting and changing setups, click the Finished button to return to the Main View, or click the Cancel button to return without applying any changes.Layouts