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By FltsimFlyboy · Posted
@Flieger1974 Make sure you are clicking both the trim buttons together. Also, I've noticed before that sometimes, you might need to click once and then click and hold for it to repeat. The light switches are programmed in the way they are physically in the cockpit - up is off and down is on. -
Again, this got nothing to do with ST. - MSFS just provides 3 types of AI aircraft: 2-,4- engine and a CJ4 - MSFS decides which of those types is placed where; so if you see only one type, it means that MSFS just places one type. And this can NOT be influenced by ST. Below a picture at EDDF where you see at least 2 types: 2-engine and 4-enigine (like a A380). And again: The only thing ST does: it puts only the livery on the AI aircraft, nothing more. -
By FltsimFlyboy · Posted
@paladin569 Use 0 to tun off, 1 to turn on 0 (>L:ASCRJ_OVHD_LDG_LEFT, Number) 1 (>L:ASCRJ_OVHD_LDG_LEFT, Number) Same for the RIGHT and NOSE -
I've noticed recently, if I leave the speed, heading and altitude knobs alone (as in the default startup state - TURN AROUND), in which they are already engaged in managed mode, the flight performs normally. I was in the past always removing the plane from managed mode prior to takeoff - pushback, actually, as I fly most of the departure manually, and almost always would have the speed drop issue, after engaging the AP and managed mode during climb. Don't know if that's normal or not (I would think not), but maybe give the devs something to try to replicate it. I also noticed that if I try to fly another flight after landing, this issue presented itself regardless of what I did.
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