[Work in Progress] FsPassengers for Prepar3D v4 (64 bits version)

[DanSteph]

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Continuing the dialogs design. Take in account that for EACH dialog I often change a lot of code
to make it more proof, more clear, more simple, and with sometime new features.

First a "Nobody-read-the-doc-"  modification...  
Now the "Set destination" dialog of the payload dialog have a quick reminder integrated:



The "Flight & Aircraft setting" is much more clear:



For comparison this is the previous version, confuse, small:



Now the passengers list have the luggage weight separated, it's calculated given your aircraft weight
so in big airliner pax have more luggages than in small one:



Now you can also edit pax weight and luggage weight, you can take your whole familly aboard with the correct data.
Notice how wife always take a huge amount of luggage...  
Without joke, it allow bush pilot to carry pax with special luggages, tents, scientific, hunt etc.
(You can also put them in cargo bay)

Edit: wife laughed at my joke, wife is cool...  
daughter weight 3kg more for real, daughter was  



For comparison this is the previous version, no weight edition, no luggage weight:



"The payload model not found" dialog is less verbose and more clear...



For comparison this is the previous version:



Now about the "Select Aircraft - restore position" which is a feature that allow you to continue your flight from the last position where you landed or bought the aircraft...



Now the dialog allow you to set a precise date. The scenery and aircraft will be reloaded but at the date of you choice.
By default if you have the "Use real world date", the date in the selector is the current one...



... but if you choose the "flight simulator date" setting that allow you to fly in the past or the futur:



When you select an aircraft, the date set in the selector is the one of the flight sim scenery.
You can continue your flight the year you left your aircraft. Usually all fleet date would be consistent if you fly with this setting.
(ie: All your aircraft in the 1900 era, notice also that text and help are adapted with the date setting, see red arrow)

Of course, you can select another date and "warp time" when you restore a scenario. (from 1901 to 2200)