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					Hello
 
	I made this LUA-script for randomly enable the built-in IXEG failures.
 
	The script enables the built-in IXEG failures + engine fire, engine failure and oil pumps. Have your QRH ready.
 
	Available failures by IXEG.  
	 
 
	The script activates when your GroundSpeed is higher then 40 knots.
 
	Settings: (edit the IXEG_Failures.lua)  -- Here you set if the failures should be default enabled or disabled when your starting up X-Plane. 
	-- Set true to enable failures, false to disable. Default is true. true and false have to be written with lowercase letters. EnableFailures_WizVar = true
 
	-- Mean time between failures (MTBF) is the predicted elapsed time between inherent failures of a system during operation. 
	-- Default is MTBF_hours = 20.0. See further down for of a example of MTBF set to 10 hours. MTBF_hours = 20.0
 
	-- Max simultaneous failures pr session 
	-- Default is Max_Failures = 2  -- The highest numbers of failures is 27 -- setting above this can crash x-plane Max_Failures = 2
 
	-- Set the level of failures you want.  
	-- 1 = Minor failures, 2 = Minor and Major failures, 3 Minor, Major and Critical failures. FailureSeverity = 3
 
	 
 
	"ADVANCED OPTIONS"
 
	-- Set 'ImminentFailure' to 1 to enable the imminent failure option. When this option is enabled you can trigger a imminent failure with setting the SERVICE INTERPHONE to ON position on the overhead panel. 
	-- The SERVICE INTERPHONE will switch back to OFF when a failure is triggered. 
	-- The 'ImminentFailureMTBF' (in minutes) is the MTBF used when you enable the 'ImminentFailure' and set the SERVICE INTERPHONE to on.
 
	-- Default is 0.  ImminentFailure = 0 -- Default is 5 (in minutes) ImminentFailureMTBF = 5
 
	 
 
	The Service Interphone switch
 
	 
	 
	How to enable or disable failures (for the session) with FlywithLua menu.
 
	 
	 
 
	MTBF: 
	This graph shows a example how often you can expect a failure when you set the MTBF to 10 hours.
 
	 
	 
 
	 
 
	Requirement: 
	- You need FlyWithLua installed -  XP10: http://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/17468-flywithlua-for-xp9-and-xp10/XP11: http://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/35579-flywithlua-for-x-plane-11-and-10-windows-linux-mac-os-x-version/ 
	- Tested on X-Plane 11 with Windows 10.
 
	Installation: 
	- Simply place the script in [X-Plane]\Resources\plugins\FlyWithLua\Scripts
 
	Logging: 
	Every failure is logged. You can find the logfile in your X-Plane root folder. The logfile is called IXEG_Failures.log
 
	 
 
	Here is a sample of the logfile.   
	 
 
	Known bugs/limitations: 
	- None. But please report if you find one  
	Support: 
	For support please visit: http://forums.x-pilot.com/forums/topic/11350-lua-script-randomly-enables-ixeg-failures/