After checking the "position aircraft in the air" feature to see if it was using the state settings, which it is, if you want to edit the portion that adjusts the flaps and feel comfortable editing a few lines of code, here is how...
In c172p/Nasal/state-manager.nas starting at about line 75 depending on your version.
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if (distance_nm > 5) {
setprop("/controls/engines/current-engine/throttle", 0.85);
setprop("/controls/flight/flaps", .33);
} else if (distance_nm > 1) {
setprop("/controls/engines/current-engine/throttle", 0.80);
setprop("/controls/flight/flaps", .66);
} else {
setprop("/controls/engines/current-engine/throttle", 0.75);
setprop("/controls/flight/flaps", 1);
}
In this case you can comment out the line that adjusts the flaps when distance to airport is greater than 1 NM (that will reset to no flaps) or change it to 1 for full flaps,
The above is made to look like this.
No flaps adjustment I think will default to 0 flaps.
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} else if (distance_nm > 1) {
setprop("/controls/engines/current-engine/throttle", 0.80);
#setprop("/controls/flight/flaps", .66);
} else {
or for full flaps
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} else if (distance_nm > 1) {
setprop("/controls/engines/current-engine/throttle", 0.80);
setprop("/controls/flight/flaps", 1);
} else {
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