iandiss

Go into the RealityXP.GTN.ini file and change as follows. You probably have nobezel = true in your current file [GTN_750_1.WINDOW] ; display window if true. visible = false ; show screen only gauge if true. nobezel = false

I remember seeing this if you had a taildragger loaded before a nose wheel aircraft. Had to shut down XP and start again.

My Operating System and additional hardware is:- ASRock Z77 Extreme4-M Motherboard Kingston 32gb RAM Windows 10 Home Premium 64 bit 42" 4K UHD TV HDMI plus 1 23" LED Monitor Asus RX480 8gb Strix OC gaming Card Intel® Core™i7-37CPU @ 3.40GHz Track IR Trackclip Pro Logitec Gaming Trackball M570 Saitek Proflight Pro Yoke, 2 Saitek Throttle units , Saitek Cessna Trim Wheel, Saitek Rudder pedals, Saitek Switch Panel, Saitek Multi Panel, Saitek Radio Panel Saitek Pro Flight Backlit Information Panel, 1 Logitec Pro Flight Instrument Panel. Razer Blackshark Gaming Headphones

Tried removing the Terrain Radar plugin plus the FSwidgets plugins but still no change in frame rates. It has cleaned up the log text from 4.1mb to 79kb and removed all of the TBM entries. Log.txt GizmoLog.txt

I finally got to fly the aircraft with a FPS of 25-28 and was suitably impressed. Had a generator and low volume warning for the time I was able to fly. Unfortunately after about 15 minutes the FPS dropped to 14 internal view and 17 external. I turned off the window and panel reflections an lowered antialiasing settings to FXAA with no effect. GizmoLog.txt Log.txt

I just rolled back to an old driver for my ASUS ROG R480X Strix Graphics Card, AMD_Driver_Win7Win10_16502001_64bit, and V1.0.2 works fine.

I think I have posted this everywhere at some time, but it works and seems to be essential with windows 10. Go to this site "uraster.com/de-ch/produkte/usbenhancedpowermanagerdisabler.aspx" and download the usbenhancedpowermanagerdisabler. Install and run as administrator. I also check in control panel/system/device manager/human interface devices that under power management the "allow the computer to turnoff this device to save power" IS NOT selected. Do this for all items. You definitely need to download and install the latest madcatz 64bit drivers at "http://www.saitek.com/uk/down/drivers.php". If you are using the usb ports on the yoke you will also need a power supply for the yoke. The switch panel and the Radio panel do not like being on a fully populated 10 port powered usb hub. I am running them on another hub with only 3 ports used and it gives no problems. Last step is to go to Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Power Options\Edit Plan Settings\change advanced power settings\USB Settings\USB Selective suspend setting and make sure it is disabled. You should also install https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/14646-xsaitekpanels-linwinmac3264/ but make sure that you do the installation as per the instructions If the problem is with the Mac OS then I have no idea of what to do.

Disregard my last. I found the click spot.

Is it possible to hide the yoke on the current aircraft. If not will this option be incorporated in the next update.

Value for money the LES DC-3 has probably been the best investment I have made in the last 3 versions of X-plane. For $60.00 I have flown for more than 1200 hours so it works out at about $1.00 for 20 hours. Impossible to get better value per dollar than that. I have made a couple of plane maker changes to the view points to suit my own needs. I also changed the landing gear drag coefficients, which has been used by many other users, to make taxying easier on grass, dirt and gravel. All of these mods have made the aircraft a joy to fly in XP 9, 10 and 11.. I will purchase the V2.00 update as soon as it is available as the LES DC-3 is the only one in X-Plane worth buying. I wish I could say the same for all of the other aircraft I have purchased from other designers. Thanks for a great aircraft.

I took it for a flight last night and it runs perfectly. I think that it actually runs better in XP11 r1.02 than in XP 10.

If you look in the org downloads there are some EPOCH liveries for the DC3. These reduce the number of scratches and the instruments are very easy to read. http://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/36608-epoch-alaska-air-for-les-dc-3/ for XP10 http://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/36619-epoch-alaska-air-for-les-dc-3-in-xp11/

I just completed a 250 mile flight and everything worked perfectly. Better frame rates than I achieved in XP10.

Thanks. I hope it doesn't cause to much work and keep you away from other projects. Will be great to be able to use the old favourites in XP 11.

Tried the DC-3 in X-plane 11 today. Everything seems to work except the ASIs which do not move at all. The tail wheel steering seems a bit erratic. Hope the ASIs can be fixed as this is still the only DC-3 in X-plane that is worth flying. Regards Ian Diss

Thanks I just discovered the problem. Works fine with beta 3.

This may only be a coincidence. I installed the update and ran XP with the Saab last night. When I tried to start XP this morning it crashes. Log.txt attached Log.txt

Thanks. Airports follow terrain selected fixed it

Thanks for this additional superb scenery. I noticed a problem with VNRC while enroute VNKT to VNLK. It's sitting on a rather large plateau rather than in a valley. Screen Shots and log.txt attached Log.txt

Tried it in the wet, runway wet, on asphalt and concrete and it taxies, takes off and lands like a dream. Yoke and rudder pedals probably make it easier as does keeping the tavying speed down.

No. But I'll give it a try now.

Works fine on asphalt and concrete.

I assume that you have Navigraph FMS Data Manager installed. If not it makes updating easier bso I would suggest that you install it. Op;en the manager and click on "Addon Mappings". Then click on the "+Add" button, then "Please select an addon" which opens a list. Scroll to the bottom and X-Plane GNS430/530 is the last entry and select. It will then ask where to install, select X-Plane (your version) and it will install the data to x-plane\custom data\GNS430\navdata. You can also add a second mapping to add the data to the Resources\GNS430\navdata folder. Hope this helps

Yes. If you scroll through the navigraph list of updates you will find it.

To overcome the grass/dirt/gravel field takeoff and landing issues I have changed the Landing Gear Friction Coefficients in Planemaker (Standard, Landing Gear, Gear Data) to:- Rolling Co Friction 0.025 Maximum Co Friction 0.750. This works for me on grass dirt and gravel.