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GeoFS Flight Assistant

An advanced experimental flight interface for GeoFS, designed to enhance your simulation experience with powerful new systems, modern UI, and deeper control over your aircraft.

✨ Features

  • Dynamic Fuel Management System: Real-time fuel consumption based on engine thrust and RPM, with customizable capacities and burn rates.
  • Advanced Aircraft Radar: Monitor surrounding air traffic up to 100 NM, complete with altitude color-coding, sweep speeds, and callsign labels.
  • Enhanced Aircraft Markers: Easily identify yourself and other players with fully customizable marker colors and outlines.
  • Modern User Interface: A revamped, highly responsive UI with smooth animations, intuitive controls, and a dark/light mode adaptable design.
  • Persistent Save System: All your customizations, settings, and widget positions are safely stored locally and restored on every flight.
  • Aircraft Configuration: Deeper control and configuration capabilities over aircraft definitions and engines.
  • Developer Options: In-depth debugging tools and performance tracking capabilities.

🚀 Installation & Usage

To use this script, you will need a user script manager. We recommend Tampermonkey.

  1. Install the Tampermonkey extension for your browser.
  2. Click here to install the GeoFS Flight Assistant script.
  3. Open GeoFS and enjoy your enhanced flight experience!

Note: Experimental features can be enabled/disabled from the new UI panel in the game.

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please see our Contributing Guidelines for details on how to get started, report bugs, or submit pull requests.

Warning

This script is an experimental, actively developed project. The owner or distributor cannot be held responsible for any errors, performance issues, or damages caused by the code. Use at your own risk.

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