TBM 850

@Pixel-of-Life I am wondering if anything came of this idea. I have looked for the file with the yellow sticky note to see if I could mod it. Given the functionality of the yoke light it would be very useful to create a file you could use from maybe the ipad that allowed you to change out the sticky note with useful cruise/climb settings, etc.

@Black-Square GTN 650 would be great

That's what I would think. I'm waiting for Nick to weigh in, but I don't want to be a nuisance with the pings.

Solved! @jmarkows said in Pop-out Panel Power Problem: I don't have any solutions other than it's not a universal problem. That in itself is important information too, because it meant that the solution was to be found on my PC, and not a problem for Black Square to correct. I uninstalled MSFS and reinstalled a fresh copy of it. That did nothing. I then moved the Packages folder from my system drive to a second drive. No joy. Then I noticed that the controller profile for my Honeycomb Bravo was not empty. I use Spad.neXt to control all functions of the Bravo, and the associated profile in MSFS should be empty. Why didn't I check that first? I deleted all bindings that were there, except two for the battery and alternator, which were bound to one of the rocker switches of the Bravo. With those two bindings in place the problem persisted. When I deleted those two last remaining bindings I had no more unwanted power switching. Succes! Apparently MSFS not just sends events when I throw a switch on the Bravo. All events associated with a controller are sent also when the mouse pointer leaves a popped out window, in my case triggering unwanted switching of the electric circuits. @jmarkows Thanks again for your help!

Hm…. I have done all my sun visors exactly the same way, to the best of my recollection, but I will look at the model files and see what might be up with the TBM as soon as I get home from a trip.

@Black-Square could you also add this same option to the Duke in a future update?

Thank you! Actually i found another device sending The same input to kohlsmann. Deleted it and solver it. Sorry for my misunderstanding

@SebAvi Indeed, this is why I have not adopted all the pilot/copilot model visibility features that I had in MSFS 2020, or passenger model features that are available in MSFS 2024. We have no independent control over the visibility, dynamic position, rotation, or scale of the new characters, which leave them horribly jammed into the cockpit, or even through the cockpit, as you have probably seen in other aircraft. Unfortunately, there is also no way to use the MSFS 2020 character system without being in compatibility mode for MSFS 2020 aircraft, which restricts us from using all he modern features of a MSFS 2024 aircraft. This has been the reality of developing for MSFS 2024 in so many aspects.

I'll say it again.. Thank you Nick for all your aircraft.

@Black-Square said in How to map Man Override: (L:var_emergencyPowerLeverPosition, number) That works great in 2020 but it's not working in 2024??

DLSS is still an evolving technology, so there might be changes with graphics drivers updates, or other updates to your system.

I’m glad you’re enjoying the feature! It was a lot of work to implement in Starship, and I do enjoy the results a lot myself. I have very much considered adding this to all my other aircraft, but it was no easy task for Starship. It’s “on my radar”, haha!

Thanks, I’ll fix that. I have seen a more amusing typo in one of my manuals before release, but it was not fit for casual publication

I have 2020 steam version, where i can find update download?

thanks for the suggestion. unfortunately, no mouse click work. Usually, the mouse cursor change but now there is no change while moving the mouse to potential hotspots.

Thanks @Black-Square for correct this issue in last update !

The manual tells you how to do it, but clicking the headset jack on the pilot side, however, after explaining how to do it in the manual, and what to expect, there's a small note at the bottom that says it doesn't work lol.

Check for a popped circuit breaker. You may have a failed transponder.