First impression bugs.
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@mark I'll test the fast turnaround and see if that speed things up. I did a propper flight this time, not just sightseeing. From London City to Paris (LFPG). Short flight, but that's all I had time for now. Results where like this:
- At london city AI spawned, but did not taxi. I was on the ground for maybe 10 min though, and had not set fast turnaround.
- Enroute I saw a total of 3 AI aircraft. (on TCAS and visual.) Did not hear ATC speak to any of them until I was within about 30NM from LFPG. Traffic density was set to 100%, and it was a thursday around 1000 local time takeoff, so should be plenty of traffic enroute.
- Arriving at LFPG, I se lots of aircraft parked, but nobody is taxiing, and there is no radio com on ground or clearance channels. Almost like it has frozen up and AI is not moving.
Traffic options are 240Min on "Time before Departure" and 3min on "Time between cruise traffic spawn attempts" Alternate livery Traffic substitution.
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@mark I tried the fast turnaround options, and that does indeed speed up the start of the AI flights. At EGLL: Within a few minuets I had jets taxiing. :)
However two problems still remain:
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This is the most important to me. Enroute traffic is almost non existent. Flying through Europe at FL290 should hav lots and lots of traffic, instead I see maybe 3-4 jets on TCAS or visually per hour of flight and almost no radio chatter. Enroute spawn timer is set to 3 min. Will I help lowering it maybe? Will there be a feature in the future to spawn AI based on distance and elevation differences from the player, instead of only between dep and arr airport on a timer? I think I would prefer that way.
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Callsigns are missing numbers and spelled out phonetically. However this only happens to jets that are starting up and departing. Jets coming in to land have proper callsigns and flight numbers, and are pronounced correctly.
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I did a few full flights, from CDG and back, and I also did not see any arriving traffic at the destination. There were planes parked but no radio communication either. I did see some enroute traffic but very little. But I really hope for some arriving traffic at the destination.
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You can add Japan airlines to the list. It is pronounced as
"Japanair" instead of "Japan Air"I knew exactly what the problem was and opened every aircraft model with a JAL ending and fixed the aircraft.cfg under...
atc_airline=JAPANAIR, I corrected to.
atc_airline=JAPAN AIR
It is now pronounced correctly.Somebody who cares about this needs to go through all the aircraft.cfg's and fix all the typo errors. MSFS uses text to speech and reads these as written.
Actually I have done this in several Just Flight traffic programs over the years. -
@mach-2 said
atc_airline=JAPANAIR, I corrected to.
atc_airline=JAPAN AIR
It is now pronounced correctly.Could this be why I’m hearing call signs being spelled phonetically rather than properly pronounced?
I’ve noticed in the ATC text window that British Airways planes are spelled as Speedbird. When ATC calls them it says Sierra Papa Echo etc.
If the callsign was corrected to Speed Bird, I wonder if that would stop ATC phonetically speaking the call signs.
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@bpfonteyn said in First impression bugs.:
@mach-2 said
atc_airline=JAPANAIR, I corrected to.
atc_airline=JAPAN AIR
It is now pronounced correctly.Could this be why I’m hearing call signs being spelled phonetically rather than properly pronounced?
I’ve noticed in the ATC text window that British Airways planes are spelled as Speedbird. When ATC calls them it says Sierra Papa Echo etc.
If the callsign was corrected to Speed Bird, I wonder if that would stop ATC phonetically speaking the call signs.
Yes - as I say, we are looking to fix that bug.
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@bpfonteyn said in First impression bugs.:
@mach-2 said
atc_airline=JAPANAIR, I corrected to.
atc_airline=JAPAN AIR
It is now pronounced correctly.Could this be why I’m hearing call signs being spelled phonetically rather than properly pronounced?
I’ve noticed in the ATC text window that British Airways planes are spelled as Speedbird. When ATC calls them it says Sierra Papa Echo etc.
If the callsign was corrected to Speed Bird, I wonder if that would stop ATC phonetically speaking the call signs.
I went through the aircraft.cfg's and made some of the...
atc_airline=SPEEDBIRD to atc_airline=SPEED BIRD
and this seemed to work "Speed Bird" was pronounced.
The ones that I didn't space did as you said would say "Sierra Papa Echo etc."Also noticed Air France was...
atc_airline=AIRFRANS, changed these to atc_airline=AIR FRANCE
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@derek said in First impression bugs.:
@bpfonteyn said in First impression bugs.:
@mach-2 said
atc_airline=JAPANAIR, I corrected to.
atc_airline=JAPAN AIR
It is now pronounced correctly.Could this be why I’m hearing call signs being spelled phonetically rather than properly pronounced?
I’ve noticed in the ATC text window that British Airways planes are spelled as Speedbird. When ATC calls them it says Sierra Papa Echo etc.
If the callsign was corrected to Speed Bird, I wonder if that would stop ATC phonetically speaking the call signs.
Yes - as I say, we are looking to fix that bug.
THANKS Derek
