Copilot and passengers not visible
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Starship is compiled in 2024, and a fully native 2024 aircraft. There are features that it does not make use of in 2024, and it does not use the "modular aircraft file structure" (which has no advantages for my development pipeline, in my opinion), although this file structure might be what users are looking at to determine if something looks "new".
I don't know about those other aircraft, but if memory serves from when I was making these changes, it was impossible to compile a 2024 aircraft and use the 2020 avatars, because the simulator was hardcoded to run the 2020 compiled aircraft in some sort of "compatibility mode". As for passengers, there are no 2020 passenger models, so any passengers you see in those aircraft are custom models created by the developer, which is not something I have prioritized.
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@rinkerbuck said in Copilot and passengers not visible:
only "native" 2024 aircraft work with the 2024 passengers.
I don't believe that's true, but I can't swear to it.
Independent control of interior copilot and passenger visibility by the aircraft developer is not possible like it was in 2020. Neither is fine-tuning their scale, rotation, or dynamic positioning, so I am severely limited with what I can do in 2024. I also can't use the 2020 avatars with a 2024 aircraft, which was my original hope. With the only option being a 2024 copilot and passengers with their legs sticking through the panel, floor, and seats, I opted to disable these options while waiting for these basic features to be supported in 2024.
@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.
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Hi everyone, I don't know if this is an accepted rule on this forum, but I discovered a mod that fixes the problem of passenger visibility on Black Square planes (Starship, Bonanza, and Baron). If you approve, I can send you the link.
@RICMAND Does it fix the issue with their legs clipping through the panel, floor, and seats?
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No, it looks they are normal. There is also a video on Youtube that show how to use this mod
@RICMAND could you share a picture of the Bonanza or any other BlackSquare aircraft showing the passengers?
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Wow, that’s amazing! A dream come true.
@Black-Square is it okay for @RICMAND to share the link for this mod?
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This is a video on YouTube that show how it works at 3rd minute: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1JnnJj9NzA
@RICMAND Thank you!!
@Black-Square Any chance we could see something like this added in the next update, maybe as a new feature on the tablet?
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Just a quick note: the mod doesn’t fix the issue of the copilot’s legs clipping through the panel, but it does a great job adding the other passengers, which really boosts immersion. I guess a bit of clipping on the copilot’s leg is a small price to pay for the overall immersion this mod provides.
Hangar 101
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Just a quick note: the mod doesn’t fix the issue of the copilot’s legs clipping through the panel, but it does a great job adding the other passengers, which really boosts immersion. I guess a bit of clipping on the copilot’s leg is a small price to pay for the overall immersion this mod provides.
@hangar_101 Indeed, it's not possible to fix that with the default character poses, unless Asobo gives us control over scaling and rotation again. I know that many of you see this as an acceptable compromise, but it's still a hard pill for me to swallow. I take great care to prevent any kind of unrealistic graphical clipping in my aircraft (like the tablet collision with the cockpit walls, which is programmed by hand), so it's very hard to endorse a copilot's knees through the instrument panel. This is also worse in some of my aircraft than others, yet it's a change that I would like to make across the fleet when I finally can.
As for sharing links to mods, that's exactly what this forum is for
