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And this one may be interesting too : Best regards. -
Hi, For this you will need to address the Lvars. MSFS doesn't provide the access to those addons-specific variables. Please check the tutorial below : Best regards.
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Tested here without issue, can only suggest to make sure Microsoft Visual C++ redist are up to date along with graphics drivers.
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Hi Rainer, normally I would expect the issue to be unrelated to the loaded aircraft...maybe only by coincidence due to overall msfs load or something. In the end "it seems" to come down to the fact that GCLP, unlike the other airports using the vdgs driver so far, is quite "mesh volatile" due to its location, so the altitudes at which certain objects are placed in relation to ground elevation are sometimes not updated correctly. Have you tried what happens, if you take the showcase (drone) camera, move several 100m away and come back to your position? Sometimes this fixes the wrong altitude placement. Nevertheless, we are going to look into implementing an alternative way which does not rely on having the correct ground elevation. -
By KuntaKinte · Posted
With at least FD active: When the preselected altitude does not match the current altitude, ALTS will always appear as armed mode - the only (normal OPS) exceptions to this are GS capture and go-around mode. You then have two choices: re-select the preselected altitude to your current altitude => PFD: ALTS armed mode disappears while ALTSCAP becomes active mode, then ALTS becomes active mode climb to preselected altitude => vertical mode necessary (either SPEED, IAS, V/S, PITCH) to leave the current altitude.
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