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Straight None Specify flight start and endpoints. U-shaped 1/2 landing Specify flight start and endpoints. U-shaped 1/2 turn Specify flight start and endpoints. Multi-landing 1/2 landing Specify first flight start and endpoints; specify next flight start and endpoints. Multi-landing (straight) 1/2 landing Specify first flight start and endpoints; specify next flight start and endpoints. Multi-landing 1/2 turn Specify first flight start and endpoints; specify next flight start and endpoints - draw in one direction only. Multi-landing 1/4 landing Specify first flight start and endpoints; specify next flight endpoint; specify next flight endpoint. Multi-landing 1/4 turn Specify first flight start and endpoints; specify next flight endpoint; specify next flight endpoint. Spiral None Specify center of spiral stair; specify start point. Custom stair (from linework) None Draw custom stair linework; select left and right sides; select stair path; select left, right, and center stringer paths; select first tread at current level; select remaining treads. Custom stair (from tread profile) None Draw custom tread profile; array tread profile; select stair path; select left, right, and center stringer paths; select first tread profile at current level; select remaining tread profiles. Anchor Stair to Landing None Draw multi-landing stair; draw straight stair; select multi-landing stair; anchor straight stair to multi-landing stair landing.

Drawn sequel takes flight Aug. 31A couple of weeks ago we sat down with Big Fish Games Studios’ Chris Campbell and Brian Thompson as they walked us through a demo of Drawn: Dark Flight, the follow-up to Drawn: The Painted Tower and probably one of the most anticipated sequels since Mystery Case Files: Return to Ravenhearst. Now that the embargo has lifted we can happily tell you all that we learned about this casual adventure.Drawn: The Painted Tower began the story of Iris, a young lady whose beautiful paintings proved the key to saving her from imprisonment in a large, gloomy tower. The Painted Tower was always intended to be the first part of Iris’s story arc, and ended purposefully on a cliff-hanger, Campbell and Thompson explained. Dark Flight will pick up shortly after the first game left off and bring Iris’s story full circle as you try to restore Iris to her rightful place on the throne and bring hope back to the despairing kingdom.One of the first major departures in Dark Flight is setting. In The Painted Tower the entire game took place inside the tower itself, as players went in and out of paintings to access new floors. Dark Flight opens in the underground caverns below the tower, which players will spend some time exploring before they eventually make their way outside and into the outside world and kingdom beyond.In The Painted Tower players could look out of windows and see the massive town below – but

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Information on the charts is easily extracted. Some charts require interpolation to find the information for specific flight conditions. Interpolating information means that by taking the known information, a pilot can compute intermediate information. However, pilots sometimes round off values from charts to a more conservative figure.Using values that reflect slightly more adverse conditions provides a reasonable estimate of performance information and gives a slight margin of safety. The following illustration is an example of interpolating information from a takeoff distance chart. [Figure 2]Figure 2. Interpolating chartsDensity Altitude ChartsUse a density altitude chart to figure the density altitude at the departing airport. Using Figure 3, determine the density altitude based on the given information.Figure 3. Density altitude chartSample Problem 1Airport Elevation……………………5,883 feetOAT……………………………………..70 °FAltimeter……………………………….30.10 “HgFirst, compute the pressure altitude conversion. Find 30.10 under the altimeter heading. Read across to the second column. It reads “–165.” Therefore, it is necessary to subtract 165 from the airport elevation giving a pressure altitude of 5,718 feet. Next, locate the outside air temperature on the scale along the bottom of the graph. From 70°, draw a line up to the 5,718 feet pressure altitude line, which is about two-thirds of the way up between the 5,000 and 6,000 foot lines. Draw a line straight across to the far left side of the graph and read the approximate density altitude. The approximate density altitude in thousands of feet is 7,700 feet.Takeoff ChartsTakeoff charts are typically provided in several forms and allow a pilot to compute the takeoff distance of the aircraft with no flaps or with a specific flap configuration. A pilot can also compute distances for a no flap takeoff over a 50 foot obstacle scenario, as well as with flaps over a 50 foot obstacle. The takeoff distance chart provides for various aircraft weights, altitudes, temperatures, winds, and obstacle heights.Sample Problem 2Pressure Altitude……………….2,000 feetOAT…………………………………22 °CTakeoff Weight………………….2,600 poundsHeadwind…………………………6 knotsObstacle Height………………..50 foot obstacleRefer to Figure 4. This chart is an example of a combined takeoff distance graph. It takes into consideration pressure altitude, temperature, weight, wind, and obstacles all on one chart. First, find the correct temperature on the bottom left side of the graph. Follow the line from 22 °C straight up until it intersects the 2,000 foot altitude line. From that point, draw a line straight across to the first dark reference line. Continue to draw the line from the reference point in a diagonal direction following the surrounding lines until it intersects the corresponding weight line. From the intersection of 2,600 pounds, draw a line straight across until it reaches the second reference line. Once again, follow the lines in a diagonal manner until it reaches the six knot headwind mark. Follow straight

And Terrain Improvements The ForeFlight map engine has a significantly upgraded basemap, which now renders more quickly, smoothly, and with sharper depiction of features such as major roads, railways, national parks, and state and national boundaries. There’s also a new “Shaded Terrain” option, which uses grayscale shading to depict terrain, providing the same level of detail as the colored terrain option with less visual distraction.In the Map Settings menu, choose from multiple presentations: Colored, Shaded, or None. Hazard Advisor Altitude Preview Manually control Hazard Advisor’s altitude before a flight to find a minimum altitude route around terrain, then revert to Auto mode during a flight to lock Hazard Advisor to your actual altitude.Hazard Advisor is available with Pro Plus subscription plans and above. Scheduled Flight Search ForeFlight now allows you to search for aircraft tail numbers, call signs, and flight numbers on the Maps view to see recently filed flight plans. Dark App Theme ForeFlight now allows you to apply a dark theme to the entire app. Go to More - Settings and tap App Theme at the top, then tap Dark. This darkens the background colors on most pages while maintaining highlight colors and prominent white text, so important information is easily visible. Aeronautical Maps Enhancements ForeFlight 8.2 brings the first big update to the global data-driven Aeronautical Maps since their introduction with airspace altitudes, ARTCC frequency stamps, Mode C rings, Class E surface areas, TRSAs, SATRs, and US ADIZ.Aeronautical Maps are available as part of ForeFlight's Basic Plus, Pro Plus, and Business Pro subscription plans, and as an add-on to other plans. Visit foreflight.com/pricing to see what other features are offered on these plans and to upgrade. Global Aeronautical Maps ForeFlight’s Aeronautical Maps are data-driven, customizable, and powered by an entirely new map engine, purpose-built by ForeFlight’s graphics