DaveCT2003

Since it affects all aircraft, this might be a question to ask Laminar Research? Best wishes!

Jeremy, There is a post somewhere here in the forum about the same problem, and someone found a work around via a hack together with rolling back windows. If I had more time I'd help you look for the post my friend. Best wishes!

It might also be something that affected P3DV5 rather than the Airbus software, and that is what is causing the CTD. Posting the CTD details in the Lockheed P3DV5 forum might lead to a solution. Best wishes.

You may have bad / erroneous weather data, we've seen and been able to duplicate this. Why wouldn't this affect other aircraft? Because they might not use the weather data in the same way as the flight guiance computer in the Airbus does. Not saying that is the cause, but it's something to look at. Best wishes.

Possibly you haven't considered that any developer with financial obligations (office rent, payroll, paying for IT, new computers, pens and paper, etc.) who did what you asked, the result would be their going out of business. I'm not guessing. I've been a part of the flight sim community since the early 1980's and I've also spent considerable time working on the commercial side for several well known developers ranging from small to large. Anyway, I know of what I speak here my friend. Anyway, it's just not possible for a company like Aerosoft to do what you asked. Perhaps a better request would be "would you guys please consider developing more for P3D? Then again, there has to be a reasonable expectation they would make their money back and produce a profit for their efforts, and (not guessing here either) the P3D market has shrunk considerably over the past few years and continues to do so. Best wishes.

Just saying... about people not getting back... I provided what I'm sure the solution within minutes of him posting, and I did not get back so much as a hello, go to hell, thank you, or any type of acknowledgment. Pot is definitely calling the kettle black.

It's been several years, but I used to perform support here. I'm not sure why your ticket is still open, but I'm willing to believe it's just an oversight, or someone started to work on it and got sick, or something. The reason I say this is that Aerosoft support has long been some of the best in the flight sim community. While you await a tech support specialist, I'm happy to give you a hand. Note that I no longer have P3D installed. First, be sure that you're running P3D "As Admin". Any other software that you run alongside the simulator (such as VPilot, ect.) will also have to be run "As Admin". Given what you've already tried (some of which was my advice from back in the day), I'm thinking that you either have another product that is interfering with the lights, had a past product that changed the default light textures that the Airbus Professional uses (we've seen that before, and most quality developers know to never change default textures but sadly some still did so). The latter is my guess, and so given that another product has changed your default P3D light textures there is only one fix, to repair P3D. Again, this is NOT related to the Airbus product, it is simply that another product has interfered with the default lighting textures used by P3D and the Airbus. This could have been a freeware or payware product, there is no way for us to know. I am not able to access the Lockheed P3D forum right now, but that is where you will find how to Repair your P3D installation. Of course I'm not sitting in front of your computer and haven't seen everything you have, but I believe that should resolve your issues. Best wishes! Dave

Yeah, I must have fat fingered it... plus I was following Mathijs rules and drinking a bottle of wine! LOL!

Although I'm checking from my phone and may have missed them. I don't see any posts shereuou explained the issues you had. I've been using the products for years wuthout CTDs, and I personally know several thousand people who also don't have CTDs using it. I certaimly respect your decision, and wish you the best. Beyond that, lets keep things above board please.

For which simulator? Leonardo has a fantastic MD-80 series for FSX and P3D and will be making a version for MSFS in the future. The Leonardo MD-80 is already one of the most accurate and complete simulations in all of flight sim and it would be very tough to beat.

There already is one my friend. Give searching the Internet a try for "Aerosoft A330 Air Berlin". You'll also find some amazing stuff on the site you'll be lead to. Best wishes!

I'm not sure, but I'll move this to the Livery area where the repainters have a better chance of seeing it. Best wishes!

It's best simply to link to your upload on Jetphotos rather than posting the photo here. I'm sure you understand we don't have the staff to investigate every copyrighted material, and our policy is here to protect the rights of the property owners (you in the case). Our very best wishes!

You can't post copyrighted photos in our forums, doing so ooebs us up to a lawsuit, so I removed the copyrighted photo. Instead, you can post a link to the photo. Best wishes.

Juan, Welcome to our forums. Every flight sim forum in the world prohibits users from uploading photos of aircraft, particularly when requesting a livery. The reason is simple, the photos are owned and copyrighted by the person or company that took the photo, and uploading the photos to a website without the owners permission is not only a violation of the copyright and opens the person who uploaded the photo up to a law suit, it also makes the owner of the website party to the lawsuit. As such, we can not and will not tolerate our users putting our company in the situation where we might be sued because a user saw fit to illegally and libelous upload a photo because they want a livery made for them. This is meant to the first and last stern public warning, please do NOT do this again. I have removed the photo from your post in order to protect you and our company. Now that the warning is done and hopefully understood, what you can do is simply copy the link to the photo in question and place that link in your request and... problem solved! Best wishes, and again welcome to our forums!