@JakeBunny That's disappointing. I dearly hope we get the option to remove them.

Chef kiss

Great, thank you! I’d seen someone mention on the MSFS forum that you can click and hold LMB and then use the wheel to accelerate it. I’ll check that out.

STATE SAVE Was the source of my problem. I fixed my start failure issues by loading a flight and going into the Fokker100 settings in the EFB and disabling “State Saving”. Then restarted the same flight and my engines started again. I believe the issue is more related to the State Save functionality than anything else. Especially if the last flight with State Save enabled resulted in a crash, pulling engine fire levers, or engine flame out before being unable to start engines as per normal. Didn’t need to remove my mixture settings from my Flight Yoke System, just need to be sure the mixture lever is always on full rich as with any add on. This was my solution, there could be others as well. Good luck all.

Yes. I was using the MX170Bs. There is a planned power is outage here most of the day, so I will get to this when it come back on this afternoon (Pacific Time). As I’m thinking on this, I wonder if any of my troubles were due to after effects of “hot swapping” the avionics. On initial load, it had the TDS unit, and I switched it to the MX. However, my initial load of the aircraft was in a different flight session (same sim session, though) than when I actually flew the aircraft. On that second flight session, the MX units were already enabled, so you’d think there would have been no after effects, as such. It will be interesting to see how it behaves with a fresh load cycle of the sim itself. I just know that Matt at Working Title had mentioned that hot swapping wasn’t a clean solution in 2020. I’m unsure if that continues to be so with 2024. Anyhow, I’ll get back when I can.

Ignore, just seen this is a duplicate issue. Sounds like it's just an animation bug

@Black-Square That's sad xD But I understand, thanks for answering and trying your best to find a solution. Best regards.

i hope that would bring so much visual realism to the propellers !

@jiangnan22406 This definitely sounds like a problem for Just Flight Support.

@WelshyV1 You too! Happy flying!

There was some talk about a possible issue resulting from not being able to do multiple offset waypoints. @Black-Square might have more information when he isnt busy with the commander 114

Update - Just went through everything again, made sure my physical default control positions matched the proper pt6 “just started” state and everything worked as expected, no abnormal issues. I restarted everything and went through it a few more times and everything worked correctly. For now the problem now seems resolved for me.

Awesome here

@Cpt-Holden No, thank you! That makes my day to hear It's become one of my favorites too! "A proper cruising machine" I often think to myself.

I haven't, I learn better from reading and trying than videos personally(big props for the detailed manuals, I hate it when sim planes don't come with a good written manual). Haha on my first flight I was like 'huh, this thing doesn't have an HSI? Weird, seems like it would.' And then when I was just manually lining up with the magenta line I saw the lights start moving on the digital localizer and had the lightbulb 'oh that's what that's for' moment. Hey, thanks for always making such great planes and being so responsive to the community!

Found it, its outside the door :p

Would be good to hear about this. It looks a bit better on the actual aircraft in sim but I'm still not sure.

@Black-Square said in New and improved state saving: @Bishop I've been up all night monitoring the 114 release, so I've been slowly working on the code rewrites required to bring this to all my other aircraft. Glad tp hear you're looking forward to it, because this one is a lot of work. Wow, I recall you mentioning somewhere on the forum long ago just what a time consuming project that would be.... Many thanks and appreciation! Wild to get that kind of enhancement for free.

Nope. Not uncommon on piston singles to not have aileron trim. You can get it to fly straight if a bit uncoordinated with rudder trim, otherwise just need to keep a finger on the controls or turn on the autopilot