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A320 / A319 out of control in FSX

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I still use FSX, it's never happened to me before, on any flight either the A320 or A319 in mid-flight gets completely out of control and wobbles, I have to switch FSX off.
I have Active Sky16 (AS16) and I've already tested it with it switched on and off, it's always the same.
Please help me as I've had the Airbus since the first one and it's never happened to me.
Thank you for your help

 

Joao

Hi Joao, the most likely cause is a low fps. As the FBW calculations run at the same speed as the fps, you need at least 17 to 18 fps (better 22) to stabilize the FBW systems.

 

Mathijs Kok

PMDG (I was the project manager for these busses)

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I have the FPS display switched on and I can see that it's at 20fps, but this situation has never happened to me before and it's happening a lot now, it's frustrating with the 737Pmdg all ok.

 

Joao

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When it worked in the past, then something must have changed on your system. Software works or works not, but will not break from one day to the other, unless there was a massive change in the setup of the PC or simulator.

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20 hours ago, João Peralta said:

I have the FPS display switched on and I can see that it's at 20fps, but this situation has never happened to me before and it's happening a lot now, it's frustrating with the 737Pmdg all ok.

 

Joao

 

20 hours ago, Mathijs Kok said:

Hi Joao, the most likely cause is a low fps. As the FBW calculations run at the same speed as the fps, you need at least 17 to 18 fps (better 22) to stabilize the FBW systems.

 

Mathijs Kok

PMDG (I was the project manager for these busses)

 

For the sake of test, following Mathijs input, try to temporary increase the FPS.
To do so, go in the scenery settings and lower autogen and other frame consuming settings, then check if you get around 25/30 FPS and if is has some effect on your issue.

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