I don't have the Steam version of MSFS to hand to confirm, but I believe the file path for marketplace products should be: ...\Steam\Microsoft Flight Simulator\Packages\Official\justflight-aircraft-f28
The primary purpose of this update was to fix a couple of ‘back-end’ gauge issues to aid the MS/Asobo team in testing the product in MSFS 2024, so there should be no noticeable changes from a user perspective, other than perhaps the V3 EFB which includes redesigned artwork and Navigraph en-route charts support.
Thank you for reporting this. This is something we have logged on our internal bug tracker and is something we plan to investigate ahead of the F28 V2 update. I suspect it's caused by a limitation of having a single GPS unit in the aircraft, but we will investigate that further.
The speed flipchart in the F28 does not take into account runway length. The V speeds are calculated based on the aircraft's weight.
At the moment we don't have any takeoff/landing performance calculator in our aircraft, however, this is something we often get requests for. It is not something we are currently working on, but it is high on our internal feature request list for future updates.
I seem to recall that there was a reason why we simulated the Speed Command mode as inoperative in the F28, but I can't remember what that reason was... It may have been related to a lack of reference material for that mode.
I will add it to our internal feature request list for us to investigate for the V2 update.
I have just tested this on my side and triggering the TOGGLE AUTOPILOT ALTITUDE HOLD is engaging the ALT HOLD mode and the button can be seen animating and illuminating.
Can you confirm that you are testing this with the autopilot engaged? As the autopilot buttons will not illuminate if the autopilot is not engaged.
Okay looks like this may have been a temporary problem. I disconnected the hardware, and restarted my PC. After the restart - things are back to normal.
We delayed the F28 release on Xbox for almost a year after the PC release so we could ensure that the product we delivered was as optimised as it could be on consoles. Therefore the latest build of the F28 is as optimised as it can get on consoles. The general performance on Xbox will likely improve in the future with the performance optimisations that Asobo/Mircorosft are expecting to bring to Xbox in MSFS 2024 and Sim Update 16.
Hey, thanks to the team and you Mark for listening to the feedbacks. Can't wait for this nice update and fly with a FMC! Good luck with the rest of the work <3