Elapsed time clock no longer resets - 1.5.6 & 2.0.5

Worked in 1.5.5 and 2.0.4.

Had commands mapped to "iCommandClockElapsedTimeReset" and used to reset clock. No longer functions.

No one else has noticed the ET / Flight clock reset?

Look at the SU27 for example. The flight clock start/stop reset button (rshift C) now cycles through a half/full/no circle in part of the display, but with no change in function. ET clock start/stop/reset has no effect either.

Confirmed, default key command or any other key/button programmed to "Elapsed Time Clock Start/Stop/Reset" no longer works in any of the FC3 aircraft. I haven't checked any other modules yet.

Bump.

Tested the cockpits of F-15C and A-10A both in game and in modelviewer. The clocks tick away with game time but the timer needle doesn't move. Argument 37 in both pits don't work in game anymore. Haven't tried the Russian FC3 aircraft but I'm guessing the same applies to them.

For all FC3 aircraft, this bug remains and was not fixed in stable release ver 1.5.6.3930 of Apr. 7, 2017

Try "priming" the clock with L-Shift+R-Shift+C. Then use the L-Shift +C command to control the elapsed time and R-Shift+C for flight clock. That sequence seems to work in the Flanker's pit at least. Didn't check elsewhere. Looks like they might be rearranging some key commands for further expansion.

Can not reproduce.

You need to use two different commands for flight time and timer. Timer (red pointers on big dial) start/stop/reset command don't have default assignment. Flight time counter starts/stop/reset by RShift+C by default.

Hmmm... wonder if I added commands for the timer at some point. The red sweep hand is tied to LShift + C in my bindings. Also, since I posted above that I couldn't get either to work until I used LSift+RShift+ C to "prime" the clock, I notice that it's working normally without that weird combination.

So both work for me. For those who might not realize: Since the mission clock (small dial on left) is a minute timer, you may not notice that it's working unless you either speed up time to see it moving or give it enough time to move when checking.

It automatically starts, when you enter the cockpit (full white circle ?). So when you press RShift+C the first time, you are actually stopping it (half circle). The next time you press those keys, the clock resets to "0" (full dark circle). You are now ready to start timing again. The next time you press those keys, the clock starts again ( full white circle). Hopefully I've got the circles/half circles in the right order.

Black circle - run, black/white - paused, white - reset/stop.

Ah! So I did have the associations wrong. :)

EDIT:

White elapsed time seconds hand sweep does not work in the American FC3 aircraft (A-10A and F-15C) in stable release 1.5.6.4546.280 Update 2 of Apr. 21, 2017 ( I think it was also broken in the previous patch?)

Red elapsed time seconds hand sweep works in all the Russian FC3 aircraft in stable release 1.5.6.4546.280 Update 2 of Apr. 21, 2017

Red seconds hand sweep is still broken for FC3 aircraft in stable release 1.5.6.4546.280 Update 2 of Apr. 21, 2017

I doublechecked to make sure and I'm using the same build as you:

I've speed up time x15 to make it easy ti see the mission clock working as well. You might want to try resetting the key commands for both clock functions and see what happens.

Ironhand, you are correct. The red second hand sweep works in all Russian aircraft (I hadn't been in one in some time) it's just the white second hand sweep that's broken in the American FC3 A-10A and F-15C. I'll edit my post above and make the appropriate bug reports in the respective topics to see if I can get BIGNEWY's attention to report this. Thanks for the help in getting this sorted.

Ironhand, you are correct. The red second hand sweep works in all Russian aircraft (I hadn't been in one in some time) it's just the white second hand sweep that's broken in the American FC3 A-10A and F-15C. I'll edit my post above and make the appropriate bug reports in the respective topics to see if I can get BIGNEWY's attention to report this. Thanks for the help in getting this sorted.

Ahhhh. OK. I hadn't checked the A-10A & F-15.

Ahhhh. OK. I hadn't checked the A-10A & F-15.

And I, equally guilty of not having checked the Russian aircraft recently. I'm glad to have finally gotten it now. :thumbup:

This appears to be resolved in 2.1.1 in a couple of aircraft I've tested.

Thanks!

Teej

Still NOT resolved in 1.5.6 !

Works in Russian aircraft. Does not work in A-10A and F-15C!

I was a little premature with the title change

 

however it will be on the next 1.5 patch, so do not worry

:thumbup:

i tested clocks in russian planes of FC3 but all of their functions still not work in 1.5.6. as you know russian planes have similar mechanical clocks that consists of three parts:

1- day time or elapsed time clock (ETC) - the big one that have these parts: A-hour hand B-minute hand C-second hand

2- mission time clock (MTC) or flight clock - a little clock inside of day time clock that have these parts: A-hour hand B-minute hand

3- Stop watch timer (SWT) - this is next to MT or lower of it

and in FC3 planes keyboard control there are two keys for this job:

one is ETC start/stop/reset which is not assigned by default and

other is MTC start/stop/reset which is [Rshift+C]

in Mig29A, Mig29G, Mig 29S

MTC not working.

SWT not working.

in Su-27, Su-33, Su-25T (ETC has 4 parts)

ETC second hand doesn't ticking when mission starts. (no problem here)

MTC works fine.

It seems we have second counter instead of SWT in these planes.

in Su-25

ETC second hand doesn't ticking when mission starts.

MTC wokrs fine.

SWT works fine. (it starts same time with ETC second hand)

they are perfect in ka-50 and mi-8.

i don't have dcs2 to test them there.

i tested clocks in russian planes of FC3 but all of their functions still not work in 1.5.6. as you know russian planes have similar mechanical clocks that consists of three parts:

 

1- day time or elapsed time clock (ETC) - the big one that have these parts: A-hour hand B-minute hand C-second hand

2- mission time clock (MTC) or flight clock - a little clock inside of day time clock that have these parts: A-hour hand B-minute hand

3- Stop watch timer (SWT) - this is next to MT or lower of it

 

...in Su-27, Su-33, Su-25T (ETC has 4 parts)

ETC second hand doesn't ticking when mission starts. (no problem here)

MTC works fine.

It seems we have second counter instead of SWT in these planes...

 

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I have always been under the impression that that small dial to the right of the MTC is the second hand for the daytime clock. The large red sweep hands--there are two, a thin one for showing seconds and a thicker one topped by an arrowhead that shows minutes--is the SWT. Both seem to be working in the Su-27 as seen in the video in my earlier post.