I wonder if it will still work if you reinstall Navigraph. I have the latest AIRAC installed through the Navigraph hub and it works fine. Maybe something didn’t install properly the first time?

Copy/paste from official MSFS forums: "Thanks for your reports on this issue, which has now been bug-logged after successful reproductions by the Development Team. The MSFS Team" Hopefully fixed in next SU4 beta version!

@Black-Square About the old fashion navigation lights that they are harder to see in clear weather, yes I can understand. I think the lights are very nicely done at dawn, dusk, and night. If the navigation lights in the sim are like the Dukes' real-life counterparts, then they can stay that way, but you should be able to clearly see the beacon light during daytime even from a small distance. Now this is not the case. And strobes.. during daytime, standing next to the aircraft you expect a bright flash not ? The most I would love to see a bit better in fact is the beacon light during daytime. This is my opinion, but I am certainly open to hearing what others and real Duke pilots think about the Dukes external lights in the sim.

@jmarkows You were right, and it's the current version on MP, I tried letting it switch automatically on capture and it worked that time. Not honestly entirely sure what I did wrong the first time, maybe forgot to preselect the course(?) but you'd think that it would still follow the localizer(unless that messes it up?). Dunno, it was my first instrument approach and second flight in the Starship so brain was quite busy. Appreciate the comment though, otherwise I probably would've just assumed it doesn't auto swap being a rather antiquated fully integrated avionics system and been swapping manually for who knows how long.

Hard to say but I interpreted that as he would implement as optional IF he could find a way to make it work well enough that he was happy with it. I do gather that he’s been working on more pressing things after the release of SU3 so if I was to hazard a guess it’s not high on the priority list but that’s just speculation. Hopefully as things settle with the sim updates it will make things easier.

So begins the 7½ years of waiting for Microsoft to get the update to Xbox.

Hmmm, I ended up changing the potmeter to an encoder in my physical Cabin alt controller, but it gave me other problems. It can actually move the control in the sim, but it can not be synced, so it is not so usable. If I set my control to the same setting as the one in the sim, it works, but if it is not the same, my values are different from the Sims.

I did put the assignments to the Throttle AXIS 1 to 4 now but still jump straight to the middle instead of going up linear. Only from the middle point they start to follow my in real life movement. Could this be a software issue in the Quadrant itself that i need to recalibrate something? But on default airplanes or the Fenix i don't run in this issue. What is a shame because i like the RJ other then that. I used to have it working too..

rgr, i will keep all that in my mind. i saw already in the starting it ask certain throttle position. thank you

Yes, it’s as simple as replacing a single file. It has the words “gauge glass” in the name. Sorry, I’m not at my desk right now. If you can create a blank or modified .dds (2020) or .kxt2 (2024) file, you could just drop the file in the aircraft’s texture folder for yourself. The more “correct” way to do this in MSFS is to create a mod, which is loaded in your community folder. If you’ve never done this before, it can be a little tedious to set up, but for anyone familiar with the process, it will only take a couple minutes.

@Kaaplink Thanks, my idiot self had not updated to V1.2. Once I did that and turned on the setting, it worked perfectly! Thanks a million!

@jmarkows No, I always check the control lever positions prior to beginning. Often, the lever position in the virtual cockpit does not match the actual controller position. Good point, though.

@Zwoop68 Thanks for the link. I had seen that thread, but given the title, I skipped it. I confirm that's the problem, and now I've solved it. Thanks.

@Jafajones Glad you got it working Mike!

@Mustang said in v1.2 quick feedback & couple of nitpicks: the cooling lines were coloured green vs everything else in orange For future reference, when the air conditioning system is fully functioning, the refrigerant lines will be orange and blue. Orange on the return line, and blue on the feed line.

I am also on the release branch of MSFS 24, so I should be using SU3. I just loaded up the TBM again and confirm that I don't have the issue. I popped out every panel I could find in the aircraft, and none of them exhibited the issue. Normally, my flow when getting into the aircraft is to pop the GNS panel out onto my RSG unit before I start it, so I started the aircraft quickly and then started playing with panels. None of them even blipped the power, no matter if I moused over them, or dragged them, or anything. Initially my GNS panel wouldn't pop out, but the issue was I didn't have my RSG unit connected. MSFS apparently remembers where they are even if the monitor in question isn't connected, so as soon as I connected it it was waiting for me on the unit. I don't have any solutions other than it's not a universal problem.

@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??

@piosto All good

Thanks again for the Duke updates! Just installed and did a quick flight in the piston version. The visibility out the windows isn't great but man is that thing fast! I've been flying the starship around the world and for exploring I have been using a piper Comanche which is kinda struggling in the Himalayas but the Duke is going to be prefect for getting out of there.

We would always recommend keeping all of the aircraft/vehicle options in MSFS as low as possible. This prevents MSFS from generating any of its own traffic and also ensures the lowest number of objects are loaded in the simulator, reducing the likelihood of you running into the simulator's object count limit. If, however, you would like to see multiplayer aircraft generated in addition to FS Traffic aircraft, you will need to have the "Aircraft Traffic Quantity" setting set to at least "LOW". Mark - Just Flight