It’s not certified, so no.

I have the TDS GTNXi and it is usually in my cockpits. Not used it once in the Commander yet as just feels so freeing without it lol

SU6 seems to have resolved ALL of the LOD issues inside of the cockpit - even the CO2 detectors in VR (woohooo). But not this one - the Duke's recognition lights are still inside the fence and blinding.

I just noticed something today. First I started flying the turbo version of the commander and got that fuel flow needle not moving when priming (always). Then I switched to the normal version for a few flights, and there the needle is moving as expected. And today I have done another flight with the TC version and guess what: the needle was moving! I can't find the logic there, but that is maybe something useful for you.

Can you share with us the route?

@Black-Square I might add. the default set pitot heat key-bind is also not working for me in msfs2024.

FYI Nick - SU6 fixed the LOD issues with the CDU etc with the Pimax crystal super and the Starship. Everything looks to be rendering great now

Nick, I tried the following as you suggested. Switched ON Set SIMCONNECT:GENERAL ENG MASTER ALTERNATOR:1 to 1 ;Turns the Left Generator switch to the ON position Delay execution for 500 ms ;Pause execution momentarily to see each action happen Set LVAR:var GeneratorTrip L to 0 This functionally worked, but it doesn't display the switch being put up into the Reset position, and then back to the On position. What I ended up doing was the following. It puts the switch into the on position, momentarily into the Reset position, then "visually" back to the on position. Removing the delays after setting LVAR:var GeneratorReset L to 0 prevents me from "seeing" the switch actually turn back off and then back on. The first Set SIMCONNECT:GENERAL ENG MASTER ALTERNATOR:1 to 1 leaves the switch in the off position for some reason (I don't know why), but the second Set SIMCONNECT:GENERAL ENG MASTER ALTERNATOR:1 to 1 moves it back to the on position as desired. Then the Set LVAR:var GeneratorTrip L to 0 tells the system that the reset was done. I published a snippet online in SPAD for just this switch, so anybody else that ran into this issue can use this solution. I'm glad that I was finally able to get this working. Thanks for your help. Switched ON Set SIMCONNECT:GENERAL ENG MASTER ALTERNATOR:1 to 1 ;Turns the Left Generator switch to the ON position Delay execution for 500 ms Set LVAR:var GeneratorReset L to 1 ;Set the Left Generator switch to the RESET position Delay execution for 500 ms Set LVAR:var GeneratorReset L to 0 ;Return the Left Generator switch to the ON position (Actually turns it off) Set SIMCONNECT:GENERAL ENG MASTER ALTERNATOR:1 to 1 ;Turns the Left Generator switch to the ON position Set SIMCONNECT:GENERAL ENG MASTER ALTERNATOR:1 to 1 ;Turns the Left Generator switch to the ON position Set LVAR:var GeneratorTrip L to 0 ; Tells the system that the reset was done.[image: c9c170c7-1b24-45f5-a58c-be145747dbdc.jpg]

Ok I was wrong, it works as expected. My bad and sorry for wasting your time.

@Black-Square Oh my word I had no idea that it was that straightforward. I still have so much to learn! Thank you for your help ️

@Benji2210 Thank you. Works.

@SkipperMacz. That i a brilliant suggestion SkipperMacz. I just reconfigured my Master Alt button in the settings (see screen shot) and it works. Thank you so much, you just made my day. [image: bc9492af-2876-43a9-83dc-e28edebd3a79.png]

Sorry - been travelling (for real as opposed to in sim) and just saw this. Appreciated ... I wondered if it was something like this I was missing :). I will check it out soon now that I am finally back in town for a good while.

@Black-Square Does anyone know what the best settings are to mitigate this jittering effect? It seems to me that it shows up using TAA, and DLSS almost completely eliminates it, but using that results in horrible ghosting on glass cockpit displays for other planes. I suppose I can swap AA type for Commander only, but obviously a one size fits all solution would be great.

@Black-Square Nick, you told me to reach out to you via the support system a few times, and then confirmed that you received my email, but I've never received a response from you. This goes all the way back to Starship's release. I'd be happy to offer you any references/insight/testing you may need, in addition to access to my 840, if you'd like. If you're considering an MT 5 bladed propeller option, my airplane has them.

That's a shame as another dev, Virtualcol is planning a more basic, not study-level HS748.

Hi, well this is very embarrassing i was doing a flight in a different aircraft and the trim was constantly trimming forward and back like in the F70/ F100 and i thought uh oh! After reading and checking on this issue it seems that one of the recent sim updates has messed up a lot of my settings (AI Auto trim was set to on), after turning this off the issue seems to have gone, well for this one now to figure out what it's done to all my TOBII settings. My sincere apologies for this.

@Black-Square does using the native load manager have negative effects? Should we use the samevweightscas we use in your load manager? Or only one lbs?

@Woolies It's a real shame, isn't it? It's been like that since the debut of MSFS 2020.

@NixonRedgrave SU6 now installed as live and BATC still working just fine with EGHH Tower on Comm 1 and EGHH ATIS on Comm 2. So doesn't seem to be a general issue. Must be something in your install of MSFS or the 114 that is causing you the issue? Hope you resolve soon. [image: a96a693b-f533-4456-9491-0a3232341499.png]