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By James Street · Posted
Hello Dave, Yeah, that is what I do to solve it. Save the flight, restart the sim and reload it. By memory, you refer to RAM ... ? Bit confused here, because neither GPU, CPU or RAM are exceeded during flight with my settings. I've also noticed that, by times to times, if I adjust the knobs and do a quick radio frequency swap, the problem doesn't appears. This is: if I keep using these knobs/buttons, the problem doesn't show up. Waiting to hear, best regards, Tiago. -
Any plans to remodel the nose of the aircraft, they look terrible.
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I fly the CRJ in VR only, and I started using the Navigraph Inflight Map. Works like a charm, and you could even place it right over the EFB. So in a way, we already have the Navigraph/SimBrief integration (even with an animated icon representing the present position of the plane). If it can be integrated in the EFB, that would be nice. But with this workaround available, I am a happy camper 🙂 -
If it helps at all, when I was configuring commands for the Saab 340A, I had to have the plane open in X-Plane and I had to go to the joystick configuration panel in X-Plane, find the command I wanted in the Saab section of the menu (clicking the '+' icon to expand the commands), highlight my mouse over it so that it would display the actual command, and then (in the Honeycomb Configurator) find the button/dial I wanted to assign that command to, select 'Conditions > CUSTOM NAME' and then type the highlighted command in the 'NAME:' field. The Saab developer used a lot of custom commands for things like altitude dials and heading dials, so I assume that SSG does the same thing. However, the commands only show up if the plane is loaded and you are in the joystick menu. Is this (kind of) what you're after?
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