NotAnAvgeek

The vRCAF is a new virtual military organization based on the day-to-day functions of the Canadian Air Force. We pride ourselves in upholding a thorough and realistic interpretation of RCAF operations. This organization is staffed by longtime virtual special operations members and aims to push the niche world of military flying forward. Training is a critical part of our organization as it is one of the requirements implemented by VATSIM to apply for/maintain special operations partner status on the network. Our pilots are initially separated into tracks based on their chosen primary airframe, this track dictates how their training will flow. This initial training is rigorous, but should only take around 10 hours, no matter the airframe. This initial training will prepare you for the tasks assigned during operations and is greatly rewarding. Once initial training is complete, pilots begin their time as active duty, mission-ready officers in the vRCAF! Pilots can expect to fly around Canada for events and exercises, and also around the globe with our partners representing our organization. Our scope is truly worldwide. For pilots who have been around the special operations community, this rundown likely sounds familiar to other operations around the virtual flight sim world. Our goal with the vRCAF is to push this interest forward & our primary mission is to build a community. Military aviation does not happen alone in the real world, nor should it in the virtual world. The vRCAF will be organizing regular internal training/operation days where all available can fly together, utilizing their specific airframe to work towards a common goal. Hornet pilots will be utilizing Polaris and Hercules tankers for fuel, while transport pilots may be moving equipment, troops or other personnel to the site. Long story short, we want this organization to be one cohesive team. Everyone’s work contributes to our success! If this spikes your interest, we would love to take you onboard! To learn more about joining the organization, visit our website; https://vrcaf.org/ or to contact us directly, join our Discord; https://discord.gg/QDc4bdkpdh ! Thanks for stopping by! Virtual Royal Canadian Air Force - Staff team

Good evening folks (and happy new year!) Just did the Leaflet conversion on phpvms 5.5 but am now left with blank white maps everywhere. Console is throwing up three errors and I don't know enough about web-design to know where to start in order to remedy these. acarsmap.js:36 Uncaught ReferenceError: acars_map_defaults is not defined at acarsmap.js:36 (anonymous) @ acarsmap.js:36 Uncaught ReferenceError: renderAcarsMap is not defined at profile:401 (anonymous) @ profile:401 the rest of the errors are all "DevTools failed to load SourceMap" Any help is greatly appreciated!

Got it working! Thanks so much for the quick reply!!

Good Evening folks, My VA is trying to figure out a way to display the date of the last logged flight in the admin pilots list. I saw a code snippet that adds the last location to the panel, but I want to make it the date. Anyone have any idea how I might go about doing that? Best, Ryan

Hi there. Today I tried to upload the first batch of routes for my VA (again after some updates). The only difference between how they were when I first uploaded them (when it worked) and now is the fact I added about 50 routes. So I checked the "delete all schedules" box as I uploaded them since I was replacing them all but this time when I clicked on Airline Schedules there were none to be seen. I then noticed all my airports from my airport database were gone as well and I couldn't upload those either. I had my COO test it as well and he couldnt get them either. Anyone have any clue how to fix this issue? Thanks! -NotAnAvgeek