Cumulus

Screenshots

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Here you can view a couple of screenshots of Cumulus. These shots are from version 1.2; we hope to update the page with shots from the new 1.2.1 release soon. It should provide you with an overview of the capabilites of Cumulus, because the visual differences between 1.2 and 1.2.1 are not very big.

The main Cumulus screen, with a GPS connection. The pre-flight screen lets you select the glider for your flight...
and to select your optional task. In flight, you can manipulate the McCready setting, the water ballast and the bugfactor.
The map offers a lot of information. On an airfield... ... or on an airspace for instance.
Colours are used to indicate what is in reach... ... what is in reach, but below safety altitude...
... and what can't be reached. That information is also available in the detailed info screen.
Of course, you can also get an overview of what is within reach. Selecting a waypoint from a long list is a breeze using the adaptive filter above the list. Reducing a long list to only a couple of entries is a matter of 1...
... 2... ... 3! A list of 4000 entries can be reduces to 3 in as little as five steps.
Of course, you can edit your waypoint's details. There are loads of settings to customize Cumulus to fit your needs. You can enter your personal data.
You can create a list of gliders you fly in... and manipulate the details of each glider.
You can even view and play with it's polar to see what happens if the wind or your lift changes. The map is highly configurable,
You can even modify it's projection and the file and memory management policies, to make it fit your device and usuage patterns. Cumulus supports different GPS interfaces.
In much the same way as with the map, you can modify your airspace preferences, including the warning distances in all directions. The units used around the world can differ, but Cumulus can handle them all.
Because not everyone has the same readingspeed, the timespan warnings and other dialogs are displayed are configurable. Cumulus is brought to you by...