About Landing Rate addon.

[Chaka (FR)]

Hi, i installed this nice feature with FlywithLua. But i dunno really what means as a rate "Butter". I know the translation but how it can be rated? Medium landing?
For me Great Landing is the best. Thx.

[Avi]

"Butter" is a smooth, perfect landing. I agree it could use different language. Check out the mod file using notepad, might be able to change that to any word you prefer.

[Chaka (FR)]

Yes i know i can change it in my language for example. So, butter is supposed to be lower quality than Great landing?

[Avi]

"butter" is the best possible landing

[Chaka (FR)]

Ah... Thx.

[vasya 54 RUS]

It implies a very soft and neat landing. But it's only good when dry. On wet and slippery pavement, skidding and runway drift are possible.

[Maki Nishikino]

I suggest reading this titled...

"Landing Rate is not a good indicator of how great your landings are. Here's why."

https://www.thresholdx.net/article/lndrte

[Chaka (FR)]

Well i don't know if it's accurate but i done a hard landing then a great one and the indication seems good every time. After i can understand it is not perfect and your advice about the replay is with no doubt good.

[jamesglen7]

We used to say "greased" on those perfect landings so I know where the butter came from.

[Chaka (FR)]

LOL today i had a great landing forgetting gears out. =)

[Chaka (FR)]

I done my first Butter landing...
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3007706476
The replay was pretty nice too.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3007706459

[Chaka (FR)]

By the way i done yesterday a landing rated "wasted" whereas my landing was smooth. The approach was very bad and too fast but in the end was pretty smooth at the touch moment. I watched replay also... So i think it's not really accurate Indeed.

No other landing addon available?

[Echo Kilo]

There are also times when you do not want to land 'smooth as butter'.

[Chaka (FR)]

I found landing speed plugin (another one) and it seems maybe better.
(it doesn't use Flywithlua)
It can also be specific by plane.