It just happened again. Anybody ever see this? I completed the last flight on the 5th day of my schedule. I looked and my money dropped considerably. I looked at my inflation rates and they rose again ... this time 37.04% and 20.0%.

Thanks!!

@Outermarker said in Transition to Beta: Even though in the release version the physical prop lever no longer visibly moves, I assume that’s still what’s happening under the hood: the prop is going fully into feather. Not the case, but I'm working on it

@Wothan Works fine in MSFS 2020. This is a known issue with MSFS 2024 and will not be resolved until ASOBO fix the sim.

I had a button assigned to 'cabin lights' on my hardware, as soon as I turned that button on I got the instrument lights. My bad. Topic can be closed thank you.

Found a way to avoid the second point. I was always selecting an arrival airport before starting the flight and this triggered the auto-import later in the Starship. No arrival airport, no automatic import, good enough for me

Came here looking for the solution to the fuel imbalance. These Black Square aircraft continue to blow my mind! I love this attention to detail!

Every type of chart offered by Navigraph at the time of the update will be considered. It is certainly the aim to have every type of Navigraph chart supported on our EFB. Mark - Just Flight

I also agree with this, and want to add, that at power lever idle, and condition lever at low idle, it rolls across the ground without any power addition. It doesn't have that much in real life and requires a bit of thrust to get her rolling.

@MiRexer said in Tablet options not saving: State saving is an issue in 2024 right now. This is on MSFS 2020 by the way - I haven't tried it on 2024 yet due to known issues.

Thank you! Problem solved.

@czcorkery Hi, if you select the custom install option when running the installer, you can install the aircraft outside of the sim and bypass the long path issue

I would say enjoying is a understatement, I love it as all of your products! Did not disable aircraft stress damage to get a more “realistic” punishment, but will give it a try. Thanks for the quick replay. And a few more seconds in one of the next updates would be appreciated but I do understand it does potentially cause other issues.

@Black-Square said in Pilot and Copilot avatars: Just to clarify, all of my aircraft released for MSFS 2024 are "real native package[s]". As I have explained several times in the past, the modular aircraft file structure is entirely optional, and does not limit the available features or compatibility of the aircraft in any way. Asobo says this in almost those exact words within their documentation. As far as my aircraft are concerned, the modular file structure is a further abstraction from which they do not particularly benefit. As I understand it, large airliners benefit the most, and also other workflows for modeling aircraft, which I do not personally use. Though you are in general right as the native definition by Asobo is quite wide and not very precise, you can actually group them into some native levels. And yes your packages are native packages and I didn't deny that. But the level of native package you have selected for your projects comes with some disadvantages for the customers. Most of us will fly different liveries for VAs or even download the already very nice released ones from your house painter Ryan and Tim for example. And with your products (or every other product using this level of native like the JF ones) all these additional liveries are actually not liveries but variants of the aircraft. For each of these you have then to select and assign your control profiles again cause the sim thinks its a new aircraft variant. Minor annoyance for sure

Here Here! Brilliant and heartfelt post.

That's a really good video - I particularly enjoyed how he spent time explaining how not to pinch one's fingers in the ladder. That thing has "bitten" me on more than one occasion in the real plane.

I'll fly in any weather, as long as I don't deliberately take off in it and instead let it surprise me at my destination.