Attitude
Visualise your aircraft's orientation with a real-time 3D model that reflects pitch, roll and yaw throughout the flight. This gives engineers a spatial view of flight dynamics that is hard to spot in raw time-series data alone.
Adding the Attitude plot
Open a plot tile and switch the plot type to Attitude using the plot type selector in the toolbar.
Click the gear icon to open the Settings panel.
Assign your Roll, Pitch and Yaw signals to the corresponding rows.
Settings
Roll / Pitch / Yaw
The source signals for each rotation axis.
Euler Order
The order in which the three rotations are applied (default ZYX). Match this to the Euler convention used by your avionics or INS. Supported orders: XYZ, XZY, YXZ, YZX, ZXY, ZYX.
Angle units
Degrees or radians. Marple automatically detects the unit from the first signal when available; override it here if needed.
Signal multiplier
A scalar applied to a signal before rendering. Useful for unit conversion, e.g. millidegrees → degrees or to amplify small movements.
Cursor behaviour
The 3D model updates in sync with the primary cursor. Drag the cursor in any linked time series plot to step through the flight and view the plane's attitude. If you have a realtime dataset open, you can select to use the latest value instead.
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