Euroscope SCT and ESE File

[Paul McDyer]

Is anyone aware of a possibility to group lets say fixes into multiple folders. 

So in the .sct file there is a "folder" - [FIXES]

Can they be formatted something similar to as follows,

[FIXES]

{FIXESRWY10}

BAGSO

DEXEN

VATRY

{FIXESRWY28}

OLONO

OLAPO

So simply put, can I make sub-folders withing the main [FIXES] folder so that you can select to turn only the fixes within that sub-folder

[Harry Sugden]

It’s not as far as I’m aware, but +1 to the suggestion!

[Paul McDyer]

Would be really handy. Sick of having to manually find all the waypoints specific to one sector every time I make a new ASR file.

[Chriss Klosowski]

Technically this can only be done at the moment with the TopSky Maps function but again it would be much appreciated if it could be done for just vanilla euroscope.

Edited July 1, 2020 at 05:48 PM by Chriss Klosowski

[Albert Sunyer]

+1 here!

[Michael Pike]

There is the dot command - .ff WAYPOINT1 WAYPOINT2 etc (a space separated list of fixes.)

I believe you can make aliases for example to toggle runways

.ffrwy .ff BAGSO DEXEN VATRY OLONO OLAPO

Then if you start with OLONO and OLAPO displayed and the others hidden, every time you type .ffrwy they will switch over to the other runway . This is from memory when I used a similar thing years ago - I hope it works, but it is still a bit of a bodge.

Edited July 1, 2020 at 10:40 PM by Michael Pike

[Paul McDyer]

On 7/1/2020 at 11:35 PM, Michael Pike said:

There is the dot command - .ff WAYPOINT1 WAYPOINT2 etc (a space separated list of fixes.)

I believe you can make aliases for example to toggle runways

.ffrwy .ff BAGSO DEXEN VATRY OLONO OLAPO

Then if you start with OLONO and OLAPO displayed and the others hidden, every time you type .ffrwy they will switch over to the other runway . This is from memory when I used a similar thing years ago - I hope it works, but it is still a bit of a bodge.

Ye I have that function working at the moment. Just wondering was there an easier method. Thank you though.

[Paul McDyer]

On 7/1/2020 at 6:46 PM, Chriss Klosowski said:

Technically this can only be done at the moment with the TopSky Maps function but again it would be much appreciated if it could be done for just vanilla euroscope.

Thanks Chriss. Do you have any docs to explain how to do this. I have tried my best to implement this method but to no avail. I am still trying to figure out how to edit the back end of TopSky.

[Luke Brown]

The included developer guide in TopSky explains everything. 
Given, it takes a fair while to digest the wealth of information within it.

Edited July 6, 2020 at 07:26 AM by Luke Brown

[Chriss Klosowski]

11 hours ago, Paul McDyer said:

Thanks Chriss. Do you have any docs to explain how to do this. I have tried my best to implement this method but to no avail. I am still trying to figure out how to edit the back end of TopSky.

Hello Paul, you can find the current documentation from the official plugin download link: https://vatsim-scandinavia.org/forums/topic/3355-topsky-plugin-221-beta-12/ the included download will include all the documentation in a .pdf document with table of contents.