@Bellsprout Hi, the propeller is loud at takeoff Rpm and gentle at lower RPMs, I think what I got set up is pretty true to life, maybe a bit more loud at below 1400 or so RPM, but not excessively

@C525B said in Caravan Professional changelog - v1.1 released 30.03.26: Thanks to Nick and Boris for what is obviously very hard work over the last week. I really like the new adjustments to the sounds for beta, etc. But for one thing... there's a new "wvvvrrrrwvrrvvrrrrrw" prop buzz sound in the interior that...I absolutely HATE. Sorry for being so emphatic, but it's a really grating and annoying sound that I DO NOT want to hear while cruising along. The turbine Bonanza has the same thing and, TBH...IT SUCKS. That sound was not there in Caravan 1.0, so I assume this was the result of user feedback? Hello, thanks for your very kind feedback. I'd like to let you know that there have been zero new samples added to the prop sound for anything non beta, and anything in the regular range you hear while cruising. All I did was rebalance it, which was mainly just boosting the mids and highs later, that's mainly it. As for the buzz... Have you tried flying/moving at more than 5 knots? Same in the turbine bonanza, it's the uneven airflow through the prop causing vibrations at very low speeds. You do not hear that while cruising around and unlike you mentioned. Very easy test to do. Have a listen: https://youtu.be/NvxnfvAEiOs?si=FfI0Q089QraO3TkP

@Black-Square said in Autopilot goes from VOR to ROLL when tracking VOR: Thanks for putting me back in Starship for just a couple minutes. What an absolutely magnificent machine. Indeed it is, and I'll have more to say on that in another thread. But for openers... YES! YES! Happy dance underway. It works! Gave me a bit of a scare, as I'd forgotten to update layout.json after editing the interior.xml, and the first time I loaded in, the cockpit had been eaten! After a brief moment of panic, I got that sorted. A couple of quick tests near my local VOR (it's still weird to me flying Starship near my home), and we have a winner! Here's the test results: NAV-ROLL Failover - Enhanced Version - Functional Test Test environment: Win 11, MSFS 2024 Departure: KRDG Destination: KPHL Intermediate VOR: PTW 116.50, CRS 126 deg, 21 nm from KRDG Nav preset and pre-selected prior to departure. [image: 2363d932-dff2-4f4a-8524-59f3efa0fa08.png] Autopilot engaged, NAV in FMS mode, climbing to altitude (3500 AGL) [image: 0669541b-e1e2-4408-a891-1b57b7c8723f.png] Autopilot engaged, NAV in FMS mode, ALT mode engaged [image: 1e6bdd3f-d94e-40bd-aec5-170f41dce1d3.png] Autopilot engaged, NAV in VOR mode, tracking inbound to VOR, ALT mode engaged [image: 76dae391-bdff-46be-a34d-a2a8113d96a5.png] Autopilot engaged, overflew VOR, failover to ROLL mode (cone 'o' confusion), ALT mode engaged. [image: df18dd6a-f55c-493c-b8c3-2d243bfa7d21.png] The only change I would make, is to keep the disconnect alarm sounding until silenced by the pilot, just like a normal autopilot disconnect, rather than the one-shot alarm that's in there now. It is easy to miss, like the MDA alarm (at least for me). Next step for me is to roll this into my "personalization" mod where I've changed a few things to better suit how I'd leave the plane if I actually owned one. (I would pay genuine cash money just for the opportunity to sit in the cockpit and preflight one of these for real.) Although I've not experienced this in any of your other aircraft, this should be adaptable into the Caravan's interior.xml for those experiencing the issue there, would you agree?

@Galf I’m sorry, but what I ask from the developer is my own business. I don’t think it’s your place to get involved or to form an opinion about my comments or requests. I don’t interfere with your posts either, so please don’t interfere with mine. Even if you send me images showing some level of glass effect from extreme side angles, I’m already aware of that. But let’s be realistic—no one looks at instruments from such angles anyway. And if you actually took the time to watch the comparison videos I made, you would clearly understand what I’m talking about. Also, I would like to point out that I’m not the only one who has an issue with this. The lack of a proper glass effect on the instruments has already been mentioned across multiple community platforms—from official MSFS forums to Just F. forums, as well as Reddit and Facebook. So this is clearly not an isolated concern, but a broader and important issue. It would be highly appreciated if the developer could address this in the near future. This problem has already come up with the Bonanza and Baron models as well, and it wasn’t resolved back then either. Now the Caravan has been released while this issue was already known. In my humble opinion, this is something that definitely should be addressed—and frankly, it should have been addressed earlier. That said, I have nothing but respect for the developer and the entire development team. They have done an outstanding job overall, and I’m truly grateful for all the work, improvements, and updates. Many thanks and sincere appreciation for everything you’ve done.

@Black-Square Sounds good.

Yes the reviews of the Carenado B200 are pretty dismal, wishing this one by Black square will arrive some day soon.

Just in case you are using something like Axis-and-Ohs: Axis L:var_WaterRudderHandle, bool Water Rudder on 100·(>L:var_WaterRudderHandle,·bool) Water Rudder off 0·(>L:var_WaterRudderHandle,·bool) For Toggle you could use „Toggle_Water_Rudder“ can be found unter „Miscellaneous Aircraft Misc Events“

@Voice-of-Reason said in First impressions from a 1000+ hour Caravan driver.: @jmarkows Don't tempt him. Black Square NB-36H... Now that would be FUN. But Nick would probably swim the Atlantic just to clip me round the head for even suggesting it.

This is intended as a usability feature, so unfortunately, the only way to disable it is to disable tooltips in MSFS settings. We'll add this to our internal feature request tracker to see if there are any changes we can make to this tooltip in a future update. Mark - Just Flight

It also causes you to maintain rudder input at cruising speed, where the plane normally is balanced out. But if you try to get the same result with the prop_moment scalar, you'll need higher settings of around 15, which makes the plane instabile on the yaw axis, noticable when you turn the AP on. That's why i was trying a mix of both settings and increased P-factor.

@scottb No - but if you need Support for a Just Flight or Just Trains product, your best bet is always to contact their support. See: https://www.justflight.com/support

with initial release of 2024 737 from pmdg I was getting regular ils signal cutouts around short final. They've since fixed this, admittedly I don't use vor navigation all that much and when I do I use hdg hold so I can't say Ive seen the issue yet...

@Black-Square it is not a major issue. At least I now know it isn’t a bug. The overall quality of your caravan is exceptional. At least I know now that there are no exterior sounds on the doors. If they could be added then that would add to the immersion..but equally I could easily live without them.

I tried to do some troubleshooting on my own, but the SDK and selection of .flt files is nebulous enough that one doesn't stand out at me. There's finalwater.flt, that doesn't seem like it, runwaywater.flt, which is the only other water one I suppose. Why is there no apronwater if you can spawn on the water C&D? I tried loading in with all of the .flt files removed from the directory in the hopes that I could force the sim to generate one (or save my own per the SDK); I never figured out how to save the .flt file while loaded into the plane to see which it spits out. Doing the above procedure without any .flt files present in the directory does mitigate the engine damage to a single percent, though, if that tells you anything.

Please no. It might be funny for a short time but will become a anoyance on long flights. Or at least make it optional like in the LearJet 35a. You can turn it off within the tablet. I would turn it off immediately!

@kityatyi said in Update is out: Also, I thought we'd get visible pax Sorry to disappoint, but there are several threads on this forum about the functionality that was removed in MSFS 2024 that led me to the difficult decision not to include passenger models in my aircraft. Luckily, one of my industrious users has created a mod, which serves as a great option for those of us who don't want to fly with an empty cabin.

@Rich Thanks, Rich!

Nothing should have changed in that department, and I haven't seen that behavior myself, however, the MSFS 2024 payload and pilot entering/exiting the aircraft is very poorly implemented in my estimation. There are at least a few topics on the developer support forum that pertain to this kind of issue.

From your post history, I shouldn't assume that you've been reading any of our discussion about the exact same thing regarding the Caravan Professional. As of v1.1, released today, we have our best beta sounds yet, which I think capture what you're describing very well. If you see any videos online about the Caravan v1.1 update, perhaps you can have a listen and let me know what you think. I always do my best to keep my aircraft updated, and this is something I would like to see across all my turbine aircraft.