A Great Suggestion but maybe complicated....maybe sometime in the future?

[bomen168]

I was thinking maybe if Dan could make a "LIVE CABIN ACTIVITY MONITOR" feature in FSPassengers. This may be more complicated
than the words you see. My thought would be that there would be cabin layouts/diagrams on the aircraft selected for a flight. Then there
should be a menu selection which says "SEE CABIN ACTIVITY" or something like that, and you would see the passengers coming into
the cabin and putting their stuff into the overhead bins. The "passengers" by the way, aren't "CG people," they would just be little green
dots moving around the cabin. Once everyone is seated, there should be green dots on the seats in the diagram stating passengers are
seated. So you kind of get my point for this, a different color on the dot for current activity like red for scared, brown on the seat for
passenger is out of seat to use the lavatories or something, blue for eating or something. Then if they were like in a crashing aircraft, they
would blink red and black everyone of them haha...jk. Yea and you can see them "GREEN DOTS" actually moving in real time like if you
turn off your seat belt signs, they would get up to use the lav or something.

EXAMPLE:

[SWAFO]

That's an interesting suggestion, however I think it would be fairly difficult to code and tie in with the current seatbelts on/off & # of PAX
systems. It is interesting though!

[DanSteph]

A LOT GREAT MORE COOL EXCITING features could be done
if FsP would be tied to only one aircraft, your idea could be done
and it would be a cool one of course.

Anyway due to the wide range of aircraft that FsP allow to fly you'd have to make
one image like that for each aircraft, define preciselly were are all seat (100 coordinate point for an aircraft)
a big job for one aircraft, you can imagine how much work it would need to support several.

Sorry , good idea but very litle chance for this one...

Dan

[SWAFO]

That's true... I forgot that there are other aircraft in the world than the 737! There I go again!