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What you will have to remember is that the zone inside the hospital boat has always been a little temperamental and I quite often find I have to move the casualties around inside it for a bit before it registers them, but that's been the case in the base game for quite a while now and is one of the reasons why I quite often prefer to take them to a land-based hospital instead.... That and the fact that the sea monsters seem to love attacking the hospital ships whenever they're around.
Also make sure that as well as changing the sliders you're not forgetting to click on the button to activate the addon in the actual addon menu, I know that sounds painfully obvious but I've actually spent hours in the past helping one of my subscribers trying to get this addon to work for them only to find out (after they sent me their world save) that they'd forgotten to switch it on. ;)
I did experiment with using a microcontroller on them for landing instead but the results were pretty poor and required tweaking for each aircraft type, so the sheer amount of work required to implement it just wasn't worth it, plus even with sensors fitted there was the issue with the damn things accidentally colliding with player owned vehicles or objects on the runway or near the hangars.
Overall we decided that the best solution was to allow players to add something like that themselves, either as an MC into their own specific vehicles or scripted into their own missions 'etc'.
I try not to touch some of the legacy vehicles too much though (other than bug fixing), as they still technically belong to other content creators and some of them - especially the more artistic minded ones out there - can get a little...ahem... 'passionate' whenever anyone edits something they've made, even when it's already part of a pack or official addon that's been out for several years, which is why I much prefer that they get in touch with me directly and submit newer versions of existing creations instead or forward me a link to them, along with their blessing of course. ;)