Litjan

Hello Eduardo, could it be possible that you assigned an axis to throttle by accident (or automatically) on your joystick or other hardware? In that case this would always "override" your other attempts to move the throttle. Some hardware has additional little devices that count as "axes". Also be aware that X-Plane nowadays has different "profiles" for the hardware that can change from aircraft to aircraft - so one plane may work fine and another may not because the profile changes. Cheers, Jan

Alright, I am pretty sure that this will be your solution - increase the setting for that center null area. The real 737 has either the mechanical lock-out bolts that you can hear whenever you move the yoke (click-click-click....) or the engagement is locked out electronically on the more modern MCPs (which we model). Cheers, Jan

Thanks for the clarification, Tom! I wonder why we didn´t see this one before... I will put it on the bug list. Cheers, Jan

Hello Eduardo, the throttle should normally work - unless it is being operated by the autothrottle mode. In that case only the autothrottle can move them. When you disengage the autothrottle, you need to re-align your joystick throttle with the 3D throttles in the cockpit (synchronize them) - for this we provide a "ghost throttle" that shows your hardware position until you "grab" control of the 3D throttles in the cockpit again. Let me know if that helped? Jan

Thanks for the feedback - I will let LR know. Jan

My money is on your joystick being not centered when you try to engage the autopilot. This is modeled according to the real autopilot which can not be engaged when the control wheel is deflected from zero. You can adjust the size of this "zero zone" in the preference settings, if you have a spiky joystick this may be necessary. Let me know how it goes, Jan

Ok, I am seeing the exact same thing...I wonder if this bug has always been there or if it was introduced by a recent update. Fabiosko, you said that you only saw this happening after updating to 11.41? Thanks for any further info, I will file a bug with Laminar Research... Jan

Ok, interesting - I will see if I can reproduce it on my machine! Thanks for the report, Jan

The panel only shows for a few seconds if you change any setting on the EHSI control panel - just to understand, you would like to have the ability to remove this feature as a preference setting? Cheers, Jan

Unless you have a hardware (or gfx driver) problem of some sort it has to be something you added to X-Plane beyond the vanilla install. Your report is the only one regarding this problem - if it was a systemic one we would get more reports on this, I am sure... Cheers, Jan

Turn OFF the option "show vortices" in the IXEG preferences menu. It is not compatible with the latest X-Plane versions anymore. Cheers, Jan

Yes, this is the only time I have heard about this - are you running some sort of lua script or anything else that changes the artwork or light intensities? Let me know how the further troubleshooting works out, but I don´t know what else could be causing this... Cheers, Jan

Hmm, the landing lights should have no effect on cockpit lighting...are you running with HDR on or off? Cheers, Jan

I have never seen those - maybe they are the "cockpit tooltips" that come with X-Plane? Or you have installed something else that is causing that. Maybe someone else knows?

Hi there - I once had a similiar problem when trying to download ActiveSky - it turned out that the problem was the way my computer was hooked up to the internet - I had basically two routers to pass through, and once I hooked my computer directly into the first one (bypassing the second one) it worked ok! Maybe something to try... Cheers, Jan