Since MSFS doesn't give us the ability to dock aircraft, an anchor would be wonderful. I love this feature on the Albatross.

All taken care of, everyone! Thank you so much for you help with this one. As you can imagine, this was a quite distressing issue! Not as distressing as dealing in real engines, but the virtual engine is still paramount to your enjoyment of the aircraft. Thank you for your help and understanding. It will be in the update this week.

@GravenHusky Thank you very much! I have passed that along to Boris.

Already discussed elsewhere, fixed for the next update, but thank you!

@kotti I'm on the Quest3 no mods, no VR apps, and I can get to every click spot in VR. No issues.

@C525B Maybe, but the only air vents would be in the pit. I think all the interior panels that hide the ducting are pulled behind the cargo safety wall. So, no ducting in the back is my guess. Also, cargo operators won't pay for that option when it's only needed during ground ops, and it reduces useful load.

Forgot to add DC this is Dillon form Avsim. Hope all is well with you and the family. Should have said this in the original post.

A bump for those looking for official docs on the C208

State saving is completely broken in MSFS 2024 right now. Asobo has said it will be fixed in SU5.

OK, in that case it is no longer a one for one gauge replacement, which would make it more complicated.. To meet your needs, a KFC225 might be a better option. Having said that, I do like the KFC150 in the Baron, and do not mind that the Caravan does not have a cookie cutter replica cockpit, but rather its own, quirky personality.

@Black-Square said in What is the keybind for the CWS knob on the control yoke in MSFS2024?: There is also an event, if you can bind it: >K:SYNC_FLIGHT_DIRECTOR_PITCH Sorry Nick, I missed this in my quick skim of the Duke manuals and had forgotten about it since you stopped putting the "hardware key events" option in the tablets of your aircraft. @Sword That K:SYNC_FLIGHT_DIRECTOR_PITCH should be a similarly named sim bind after all, search Flight Director and it should be immediately apparent. If I get the chance to boot my sim later I'll have a look.

Yep, that would have been it - I had both pitot and stall heat on - makes sense. Awesome

Yea I watched some vids on the caravan and they often have to turn of one side or the other through the flight -

Are you sure it's the parking brake and not something else? The sim seems to like leaving pushback tugs connected "under the hood," even if the visible pushback tug is no longer attached, in my experience.

Never did look up an actual FCOM for the MD-82 the way I have for some other planes, but the term "simplified" should never be used to refer to the Leonardo Maddog in any capacity. Here is a snippet from one page of the Abnormal/Emergency checklist PDF: [image: 86a0c251-81f3-4ae2-b357-c992849e00ac.png]

@Black-Square In my humble opinion, Asobo shouldn't be waited for. Look where MSFS 2024 is currently. It's been 1.5 years since its release, and basic bugs haven't been fixed. In my opinion, it would be great if you guys could make a working, spectacular glass effect. There is currently no glass effect, my recording today, with ULTRA settings, 4K resolution : [image: 935f1837-0caa-4028-b3e8-a369d1350431.jpg]

@Bert-Pieke I disagree. The current one is a blurry texture that really ruins the visuals. We need 4K, sharp, realistic textures.

@JakeBunny Thank you so much. My family and friends will tell you that I have been absolutely giving my entire life to these aircraft over the last few years, but messages like that make it worth the while

@Bishop Here is the relevant FAQ from the manual: Why is the autopilot behaving strangely with hardware inputs? In order to implement altitude & VS preselect and more advanced features in the easiest way for cockpit builders to access, external hardware must use the HTML events described in the “Instrument Events” section of this manual and NOT the native autopilot events. You can find all of the required events in the manual, but if you have any questions, I am always here to help!