Starship

FLC always commands nose to level first, before raising it to capture the selected IAS. This is a bug that's been there since v1.0

Concerning the wrong coordinates with the SDU: Yes, it seems to be a rounding issue with lat AND long: Counting up the degrees jumping one up reaching 30 minutes.

No problem. Thank you anyway!

@alanfernandes No worries! I misidentify the behavior of my own software as bugs at least every few weeks. I just feel bad that I can't offer you a custom code solution, as I would for someone on PC. I have been criticized in the past for suggesting that my users edit the files on their own systems, but I believe that there is no reason anyone should be kept from a more enjoyable sim experience if I can offer an immediate solution that fits their needs.

@Black-Square Apologies for hijacking the thread, but I have a question: If I have the GNS430 enabled in the Starship, is it possible to have the Flight Plan showing on the main FMS? I know I can have the built in the 430 and acting as the main navigation system, but I'd like to know if it's possible to "follow along" without having to break my neck.

@Voice-of-Reason i contacted Microsoft and i have the 2020 version now.

I was wondering this as well

Enroute to Eagle CO with a setting sun. There just is no bad angle to take a pic of the Starship. [image: 9c8aed1c-3a42-4a13-9da6-4952e7a7bc8f.jpg] [image: 31496acf-8423-41d8-b33f-1d9fc9640bc1.jpg] [image: af4c6d16-f5de-4d08-b6be-50c80a64c826.jpg] [image: 60834b36-8759-45e4-b760-d0d77e16a2ed.jpg] [image: 8db7bc74-80a6-4a65-8d6b-7e2082571e2f.jpg] [image: afbb3a97-fbe1-44bf-9b10-ba1e28dd0605.jpg] [image: 6281c7b0-61b9-401e-bef2-04caf1c97092.jpg] [image: 0c447610-1afb-4b04-bf96-9a1e34e0afa3.jpg]

Ah, I forgot about that. Have FSUIPC send >H:MFD_Joystick_Center after all the other events. If it doesn't work, there see if there is a way to add a tiny delay (like 50ms) between the directional event, and the center event.

If it's only happening with the #1 condition lever, then I would further suspect a control binding issue. I know you said you already looked, so I apologize for the emphasis, but it sounds like a control axis overriding your mouse action to me.

@kletzi said in Occasional aggressive pitch-down events on approach: Yesterday and today (2.1.2026) I had very aggressive pitch down in a reproducable setup on short final at ELLX runway 24. The airport is on an elevated plateu, together with the wind 25012KT this creates quite some turbulence when entering the plateu. However, with Starship this seems especially bad, causing a pitch down that I couldn't recover from (AP and handflying) at first, and finally managed to just barely catch with full elevator deflection when expecting it beforehand. I tried the approach with another aircraft and while it got violent turbulence as well, there was not nearly as much pitch down as with Starship. Speed is not the issue. With calm weather there is no issue. Is Starship especially vulnerable to this kind of turbulence? Should it be? I also had something similar happen at Rimini in the meantime, though it was higher up and gave me a chance to recover. It might be exaggerated in starship because of the methods the developer has to use to get the canard wing to properly behave and feel within the confines of the sim. I notice a few developers of planes with complex flight dynamics, specifically airliners, recommend setting the msfs turbulence from realistic or medium, all the way down to low. Low is not as fun but it might be worth the try to prevent this kind of odd behaviour.

ILS 17 in to Porto with both ND's showing critical nav data to the approach. [image: 61e7a1d6-5abc-42e3-94a5-5191e75c9201.jpg] [image: 802b7776-606b-4b27-a408-ab2643c98855.jpg]

Should be able to remove through User Options in main menu under character customization. Go to co-pilot tab and select none. May work...