Starship

Your adventure was so great I had to try by myself, turning off one of the engines. What I found out is that the single generator that remains works too hard to power the plane. And turning off systems to keep the load below 100% is not enough, at least until you get to lower altitudes. That's when the generator heat seems to become the major factor. Look at the tablet and see how pink it is just before it shuts down. By this time, all we have to land is half a six-pack. If I face this challenge again, the first things I'll do is turn off radar, all the heaters and the copilot avionics, as well as all the lights.

Thanks for the quick response. Actually, I've found the problem just before you posted: I had to configure SPAD to scan MSFS on every flight start (it is off by default). Doing so, the entire encyclopaedia of variables you provided were finally visible.

The missing interior icing effects have already been addressed for the next update. This may have also added more scratch effects to the interior too, but I neglected to look that closely. I'm so glad you're enjoying it! Starship is definitely the most incredible airplane I have ever learned about and had the pleasure of flying virtually. Let me know if you have any other questions!

That's correct. I've posted this somewhere else. But if you have a bit of patience, you can get it to work on all your flights.

The worst Ive done so far is cooked an engine to 40% on startup when it was an exceedingly hot day, I think 40C. Rose to 1200 degrees momentarily on startup. Still performed fine after that. My other engine is at 96% which I think I caused by running it at like 850ITT for a few minutes in flight, but im not sure.

@Magenta-Line said in 2024 QOL feature - Click to Enter: @MD82 said in 2024 QOL feature - Click to Enter: I've seen a popular stream walk up to the main entry, and he enters the plane. I think I watched the same video. I ended up concluding that was just video editing, since in the next moment he's inside the plane (able to interact with internal click spots) but next to the door, not in the pilot seat. Ok, I thought I was going crazy

I was looking for something generic, like exterior lights, but you're right that there's a limit and we're either at or near it

@jmarkows Brilliant - thanks for looking this up (and providing the reference)

@Black-Square I am unable to find SduScreens AsiScreens AltScreens PfdScreens CduScreens Show hidden files is enabled When I do a search for them they aren't found. When I open with Notepad it appears everything refers to VR. Is there a way to upload my cfg??

Theres nothing strange about the procedure, thats a PT6A thing from Pratt. I've seen that on King Airs, and Twin Otters too

@ProfCrash That makes perfect sense. Thank you!

Additionally the flight plan was loaded by hand

@rinkerbuck If you remove the navigraph database it works fine. Im wondering if this is a bug in the starship, in msfs or in the navigraph data

Looking at you photo and comparing to the addon, there is indeed a marker missing between the aircraft altitude numbers in the addon (there are three, should be four)

@Black-Square last Carenado Cessna 206 for MSFS24 use MSFS24 default passengers very well and working good. So maybe door isn’t closed for Starship in the same way.

Starship really was ahead of its time.

sorry if i wasn't clear, it was entered by hand. that's where i first noticed something was amiss because manually adding VUPHI wasn't doing anything - it seemed to be acting like the waypoint didn't exist... which is why i was slightly surprised that it showed up as an available transition for the RNAV procedure. but then i was slightly less surprised that selecting it didn't correctly add the procedure, it just added the final waypoint.

Thank you. I hadn't thought of that. Excited for the update!

@Gilandred It really was this sound!