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MSFS20 Runway stop signal
- Thread starter chansen
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Again the community and Youtube did it, found this explanation :
In case one wonder how the frequency, duration and phase of flashing light sources are defined: - “frequency” is triggers per minute, so 60 means the light is flashing every second, 20 means the light is flashing 60/20 = 3 times a minute. The higher the value the faster the light is flashing - “duration” is for how long the light is ON in seconds. A value of 0.5 means it will flash for half a second - “phase” is a delay in seconds. If you have multiple light sources in you object and set “frequency” to i.e. 10, “duration” to 1s and the “phase” of the first light to 0s, the “phase” for the second light to 1s the phase of the third light to 2s and so on, the lights will flash for one second in a sequence one at the time. This is useful i.e when you don’t want your red anti-collision lights on building not to blink in snyc across the whole airport or city.
Thanks to this I was able to make this signal in non sync, if anybody is missing such it's here.
In case one wonder how the frequency, duration and phase of flashing light sources are defined: - “frequency” is triggers per minute, so 60 means the light is flashing every second, 20 means the light is flashing 60/20 = 3 times a minute. The higher the value the faster the light is flashing - “duration” is for how long the light is ON in seconds. A value of 0.5 means it will flash for half a second - “phase” is a delay in seconds. If you have multiple light sources in you object and set “frequency” to i.e. 10, “duration” to 1s and the “phase” of the first light to 0s, the “phase” for the second light to 1s the phase of the third light to 2s and so on, the lights will flash for one second in a sequence one at the time. This is useful i.e when you don’t want your red anti-collision lights on building not to blink in snyc across the whole airport or city.
Thanks to this I was able to make this signal in non sync, if anybody is missing such it's here.
