Starship

That workaround seems to work for me. Thank you for the suggestion.

Yeah I have them both off to avoid random crashes. But it still happened. Did another flight today and all was good.

I think this is the well-known MSFS24 problem with turbulence settings in conjunction with terrain and real weather (wind changes of 30kts or more in less than a second, perhaps poorly simulated windshear-stuff or updrafts/downdrafts). There is also some discussion about this in the MSFS forums. I experienced this myself last week in Nuuk (BGGH, RWY22). For several hours (under real weather conditions), there was a repeatable effect where ANY aircraft would simply drop like a stone about 200 meters before touchdown because all lift was completely gone in a fraction of a second. This could only be fixed with turbulence set to medium or low. I suppose, because Starship's front wing stalls first, the aircraft goes hard nose down.

@Black-Square Thanks! I figured it was something along the lines of access to the api for the actual weather. Shame that Asobo/their weather provider dont have an api for that.

Amazing!! Thank you for sharing. You know these are my favorite stories, and I consider each one to be a testimonial. This is exactly why I put so much effort into my systems. No system stands alone, and no failure is a single point. As we've learned from watching Mayday, Seconds From Disaster, and alike, "Disasters don't just happen, they're a chain of critical events." Thank again for sharing, and thanks for enjoying Starship the way she was meant to be

@Black-Square Thanks again for the fast reply!

Thank you for clarifying that mention in the manual. I really didn't notice that detail!

@Black-Square I get issues from time to time with the native navdata and navigraph where some addon airports delete all the navigraph procedures. I talked to Matt from working title about it and he said it's a known issue and doesn't know if it can be fixed, but in the meantime most of my Canadian payware airports do not work with the starship or working title avionics because of this... So an external system where you can download the navdata from navigraph hub like with the TDS 750 would be nice... In the meantime, probably more work than it's worth.

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

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.

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

I was wondering this as well

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.

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...

Hi. This is a known issue which will hopefully be fixed soon. FYI: https://community.justflight.com/topic/9382/question-about-glass-gauge-reflections-in-cockpit Cheers.

Sorry it wasted your time! It's a miracle that I can remember some of these things I notice once about the code left over from 30 years ago...