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v23.2.2

Talking flight monitor 23.2 release notes

What's new?

  • Full support for the PMDG 737 series of aircraft in P3D and MSFS.
  • Started support for the PMDG 747 series of aircraft for P3D 4 and later.
  • Airports database improvements for MSFS.
  • Weather center where pilots can see the weather at their current location. Access with right bracket CONTROL+W.
  • New Cloud tracking command that automatically announces in/out of cloud. Turn on/off with right bracket CONTROL+O.
  • New customizable cloud command (Right bracket SHIFT+O) that announces information about clouds surrounding the aircraft.
  • New mute TFM command (Right bracket SHIFT+M) stops TFM from automatically announcing aircraft and weather changes.
  • New keyboard help command (right bracket question mark) announces basic descriptions of key presses.
  • New TFM database feature that stores speech history across TFM restarts. There is more planned for this feature, so stay tuned!
  • New quick help dialog that appears on first run of a new TFM install. It provides a few hints on how to get help with keyboard commands.
  • New settings to control what is announced in supported PMDG aircraft.
  • The wind command (right bracket I) is now customizable.
  • Where am I? (right bracket SHIFT+C) now announces runway length when the aircraft is positioned on a runway.
  • Where am I? (right bracket SHIFT+C) now announces the airport ICAO code when on the airport grounds if not on a taxiway, gate, or runway.
  • Removed Navigraph support.
  • Removed the freeware flight planner and related components. They were not compatible with the new airports database.