Yes, you can use 3rd party mapping software to assign different control sensitivities outside of MSFS.

@windplr Disable Aircraft Stress Damage in MSFS settings. It will fix this issue you're having.

It could be - this plane could be more sensitive and your controller could be varying between .01 and -.01. I have seen this with some controllers and some planes - especially on the rudders ;). Putting a small (tiny) null zone in the middle solved it. Your choice - it'd take you a couple minutes to try.

Hi, Thanks for the kind words about the recent update to the installers. These changes will be rolled out to all future products, and over time we will add it retrospectively to existing products as they are updated. We have this week reworked the Baron and Bonanza installers to use this feature, and we will work back over the rest in time.

@HobAnagerik Oh, we've tried... Ours is the last request in February with no response. I'll see if we can elevate it again. Also, if you set the light softness to a very big number, you can create some really wild effects.

Forgive me if this seems too obvious, but have you checked the engine condition on the tablet interface?

Thank you everyone for viewing this post. Much appreciated! Here's a screenshot of a Default Caravan, just to show how the Dynamic Registration appears in a Multiplayer MSFS 2020 session. I can't fault Black Square at all apart from this detail, this is a superb model! Dave.[image: f12bdd89-660f-45a7-80ee-3946b2f2f7b0.png]

@Black-Square Sorry I missed your reply to this... while waiting for my new member "You're post needs to be checked by an admin" I didn't see you replied. Many thanks. Brett

@Jiblet These numbers are just like FSUIPC 16383 to -16383. Seems like I will have to pull it back out of the "Please go away and die cuz this should be included in the sim closet." Now... where did I leave my PhD on how to configure FSUIPC?

100% do not agree with the tirade - I for one really appreciate your great work and speed to respond to calls for help ... well done!!! On the crosswind issue, I'm now flying an up-to-date MSFS2024 and tried the Turbine Duke last night in a 25KT crosswind ... and unfortunately was totally unable to even taxi within the confines of the taxiway without using independent braking the whole way (hopefully nobody checked my brake temps before takeoff) - the weathervane effect was extreme. I'm not sure where the issue lies there, but I just wanted to report back.

Did you check for failures on the tablet?

Thank you for pointing to this. But it seems to be a different issue. Mine is only related to ILS approach where the GS signal just disappears at some point on short final. Will try to make a video

thx for the prompt reply. considering the popularity of the PA28 IRL, i'd imagine there must be a fairly good market?

I haven't deleted any folders. I was advised to install into the Custom location after choosing Default. This installs the plane into F:/ Just Flight/ BlkSqu etc. Then I was advised to copy that blkSqu folder and paste it into my Community folder for MSFS 2024. Fair enough, the plane is now installed. I can uninstall using the Windows Control Panel, but it won't uninstall the plane from my Community folder. I must do that manually. Can you see how much of a faff this is. I was also advised to delete the Just Flight folder which the installer created. However, if I do that, the Uninstall from Control Panel will fail and then my registry is going to be out of sync with my installed programs. Most addons these days can find your Community folder without any problems. I just feel a smarter installer would do a better job with such a high quality addon. Patching the Amphibious version is going to be a right PITA if I can remember how to do it in a few months time. I hope a better installer is built for this addon.

@slipperfruit I can take off from Nanwalek, which is 1800ft, but I don't need anywhere near the whole runway to do that.

@lj9706 I think the pressure needs to be on to release a new generation of consoles, but, I suspect that would come with its own drawbacks...