Landing Stats + Competitive Leaderboards

BeatMyLand.ing telemetry agent What's new since 0.2.41 Nine releases of work, most of it arriving at once. Landing widgets that show you the score before you land it, a log of every landing you've flown, teleporting to any runway, live events for streamers, and a pile of fixes to how landings are measured. If you were on 0.2.42, everything here is new to you Versions 0.2.43 through 0.2.49 were built but never published to the download, so the update you're getting now carries all of them. Nothing is missing — it all landed in 0.2.50. 0.2.50 Current Approach widgets, your landing log, and teleport The biggest release yet. Everything that decides your score is now visible on the way down, not just in the report afterwards. New Runway centreline widget A localiser-style strip showing how far left or right of the centreline you are, in feet, with the runway you're lined up on. It only appears on a genuine approach — a settled descent, within 30° of the runway axis and 300 ft of the centreline — so it stays quiet on downwind and on the climb out. The geometry comes from the same runway data your landing is scored against, so what you see on final and what the report says afterwards come from one source. New Aim point widget Where this approach will actually put the wheels down, in feet past the threshold, and whether that's in the part of the runway the score doesn't penalise. Green is the touchdown zone, which is the threshold to a third of the runway length; short of the threshold and long past the zone both cost you. It freezes once you begin the flare, because from that point the reading would chase your round-out rather than tell you anything. New Sink rate widget Live descent rate on short final with a word on what it means — Hold it there, Ease it off, Too fast. Deliberately unsmoothed: it shows the exact reading your landing is scored on, so the number on screen can never disagree with the number in your report. New Gear reminder Appears with the other approach widgets and only when the gear is still up. Silence means it's down. Nothing to configure. Changed Widgets tab The Overlay tab is now Widgets, with one position setting shared by all of them. They stack in a column wherever you put them, and close the gap when one has nothing to show. Every widget can be set to show always, below 1,000 ft, or below 500 ft. New Log tab — every landing you've flown Your landings, one per line: date, airport and runway, aircraft, touchdown rate and score. Click any line to open its full details on the website. The list is kept on your PC and only asks the website for anything when you press Refresh — one small request that stops as soon as it reaches a landing it already has. There are also buttons straight to your profile and this week's challenge. New Teleport to any runway Type an ICAO, pick a runway, and be placed at the start of it facing the right way — including a one-press shortcut to this week's challenge airport. Useful for practising an approach without flying the circuit first. Ground only, and turn crash damage off in the simulator's assistance settings first — being moved can register as a collision. Long jumps between continents ask a lot of the simulator and can crash it; somewhere on the same landmass behaves far better. Changed Community toast, rebuilt Other pilots' landings now arrive in a card that matches your own toast — the pilot's avatar and name, airport and runway, and the touchdown rate colour-coded the same way. Anything at 700 fpm or worse reads as CRASHED, as it does on the site. Fixed The landing toast is clickable again Clicking anywhere on your landing toast opens the full stats on the website. It was added in 0.2.48 and didn't work; it does now. Fixed Wind widget direction The flow lines over the aeroplane were travelling the wrong way, and flipped 180° a second after appearing. Both are fixed, and the compass now shows your aircraft on it — so you can see at a glance whether that wind is a headwind or a crosswind rather than working it out from the bearing. The crosswind figure also keeps up during a turn onto final instead of lagging several seconds behind. 0.2.47 Included No more phantom landings Fixed Landings recorded before you'd even loaded in When the simulator repositioned your aircraft — loading a flight, changing airport — the agent could read it as a touchdown and score a landing you never flew. It now recognises the aircraft being moved rather than flown, and stays quiet. 0.2.45–46 Included Live events, and Stream Deck support New Live Events tab Join an event with the code its host gives out, and every landing you fly counts towards it until you leave. Hosts can start and stop their own event from the agent. Finished events drop off the list. New Stream Deck plugin Buttons for pausing and resuming telemetry, replaying your last landing toast, and event controls — talking to the agent on your own PC, nothing exposed to the network. 0.2.42 Included Runway ends and water landings Fixed Landings scored against the wrong end of the runway Your touchdown was sometimes measured from the far threshold, which could make a good landing look like a long one and cost you score. Fixed Water landings recognised Seaplane, float and amphibian touchdowns are reported as water landings instead of being treated as a missing runway. Site Ongoing On beatmyland.ing Changes to the website over the same period. Nothing to install — these are already live. New Events, built for streamers Create an event with a code, a time, an image and a description, and share it. Viewers join with the code from their own agent. Hosts get OBS overlay links — a live arrivals board and a podium of the top three — at URLs built from the host's pilot name, so they stay the same event after event instead of changing with every code. Events show when they run in Zulu, and where they're being streamed, with a link. New Suggest a weekly challenge airport Logged-in pilots can put forward a spicy airport for the weekly challenge. Approved or rejected, you'll hear back by email or Telegram if you've linked it. Changed Crashes read as crashes A touchdown at 700 fpm or worse now shows as CRASHED on the arrivals boards rather than a score and a descent rate — the landing is still listed, so nobody is left wondering whether it recorded. Crashes don't take podium places. New CORSAIR VANGUARD 96 LCD widget A free iCUE widget that turns the keyboard's LCD into a live arrivals board, plus the other display-only boards for streaming setups. Fixed Bits and pieces The cookie prompt no longer appears over OBS overlays. Event boards show touchdown rate and score. Finished events can't be deleted, and take up far less room on the events page. Landings that failed to reach the database are now logged and recoverable — including a batch of A220 landings that were being dropped. Update from inside the agent, or download it at beatmyland.ing/download — installer or portable ZIP. Agent 0.2.50 · Windows · MSFS 2020 and 2024