Hi, I'm a Spad.neXt user and I'm having trouble assigning a button to the yoke for the left and right preoiler. Could you help me? Thank you very much in advance.
Excellent. I can confirm, I just tried loading the existing mods for Real Taxiways B,C,D USA and that fixes KBED in MSFS 2024. I didn't see any problems, so it appears to be compatible out of the box. (2024 adds some trees in the middle of the open areas that shouldn't be there, but ah well. Thanks again!
I came here to find out about FS2024 compatibility. Reading your post here i will also try the fs2020 addon BS to the fs2024 platform.
All of this and more will feature in the Bonanza Professional, which you will be able to get at a significant discount, as an Analog Bonanza owner.
I am really looking forward to this aircraft, as the A36 is currently my favorite aircraft in the sim. Can you confirm one thing for me, namely that the BK ADI and HSI have updated exterior dimensions, 3.55" W x 3.37" H.
Edit: The screenshots look really good, so I believe my question has been answered..
Found it. Axes and Oh's does it. I have all my controls assigned with that. As soon as I connect AAO to the sim, it greys out the GeneralAvionics circuit, and I have to reactivate it with the avionics master.
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Without AAO, the circuit is off on startup and comes on with the radio master, as it should.
Now I have to find out why AAO does this. Might be in the script for the TBM I use for StreamDeck. Tricky bitch...
That was exactly it! Thank you for you quick response and attention. All of your products are outstanding and I certainly look forward to your future releases.
-Brian
Thank you all so much. I just returned to these messages from my trip to record sounds from the Starships. I'm particularly delighted to hear that my aircraft have not just impressed you, but they have brought you genuine hours of enjoyment. For the few hours I get to enjoy my aircraft as they near completion, they create almost all the same emotions that I get from flying in the real world, and I hope they can do the same for you. Thank you all again!
I haven't tried it myself, but I think that might actually depend on the aircraft. I would expect the Dukes to have B:Vars for the GNS's, but the knobs might not work with B:Vars in my older aircraft. It's a long story, but it's actually because of the sound that I had to overwrite the default knob code in my older aircraft. In general, the further the level of abstraction in code, the harder it can be to get out of corner cases, and the default GNS behavior templates were a great example of that.
Awesome to see the recent update about a planned release before FSExpo! My partner and I flew across the country recently just to see N74TD at the Evergreen Museum in Oregon, which has had me even more excited for the upcoming release; looking forward to the next progress update!
Just in case someone stumbles upon this - I have been able to get around this issue by not visiting the "configure" screen. While this is somewhat of a hassle, you can select the aircraft, variant, and livery you would like to fly, type your registration in the Identification tab, then start the sim back up and things work nicely!
Glad to hear it was an easy solution. I thought that might be the case, but I try not to assume the simplest solution, lest I insult the intelligence of my users when I'm the one not thinking very hard!
I work in support. You can never rule out the simplest solution, at any level of intelligence. :)
I'm curious too. Hopefully the Dukes are compatible as Microsoft said they should be.
Every developer I follow that has said anything about 2020 compatibility in 2024 has said it's not nearly as simple and easy as advertised. Martyn from JF said in the RJ topic on the MSFS forums that Asobo is taking feedback from developers on common issues, so hopefully it will become easier pre/post 24 release, but everything is still apparently very fluid.
I'm sure Nick has seen this by now, but he's heads-down with more than just the Starship apparently, so I'm sure we'll hear either here or elsewhere when he has something he wants to say about it.
