@EJNorth Thanks for the video, and thanks for stopping it before any terrible fate met those giraffes Well, as you might have noticed in your video, the airplane seems to bounce off invisible landing gear, and we see a commensurate dust cloud behind where the gear would be. This is obviously not what you should be seeing, and it's also something that I test with the "colliders" have to place for the aircraft's fuselage to collide with the ground. This leads me to believe that something very strange is happening on your system where the gear are somehow deployed, but not visually deployed. I don't know where to begin on recommending troubleshooting, other than usual "empty your community folder", if it's even something that you want to get to the bottom of.

Honestly, you could probably "spoof it" in the gauge programming I suppose (I have no knowledge of actually coding these things though), and reality is 99% of people would probably be satisfied with it. Unfortunately, only way to really model it correctly (as highlighted in an another thread) is to wholly develop a different engine model - and I don't think that's fair to put on you and this project at the moment. So is what it is. You already got a Garrett you're going to have to somehow model in MSFS with the Turbo Commander so I think your hands are gonna be full haha. Patrick

I see, however it is, the sounds are not that much different from real life, it comes very close. Great job, at this point I'll delete the video.

I find the aircraft sounds of the Piper Arrow III absolutely stellar, especially with headphones on for the added effect.