SC1403 Posted June 22, 2020 Report Posted June 22, 2020 This really weird issue is happening with my RNAV approaches and I just can't figure it out. It has happened three times at three different airports now. I select the RNAV approach in my flight plan. Before arriving at the IAF, I activate the approach in the G1000. The plane does its thing and flies the course. After turning final, I press the APR button. I see the magenta diamond appear the top of the glidepath indicator and the loc magenta line is lined up. The diamond starts to go down the indicator and sails pass the centre but the plane doesn't nose-down with it. I can see the FD indicating nose-down on the display but the plane isn't moving. It holds the altitude until I fly over the runway. I know that some people have been complaining about a bug in the ILS approaches but those work perfectly for me. Am I doing something wrong with my approach procedure or is there a RNAV bug too? I've experimented activating the approach or pressing APR earlier and later but it doesn't seem to make a difference. Confession: I am running b11 with a lot of plugins. My next step is to figure out if a plugin is causing this. I just can't figure out what kind of plugin can mess with the plane like this though... Quote
SC1403 Posted June 22, 2020 Author Report Posted June 22, 2020 Weird! After making my post, I tried another approach and this time everything worked perfectly. So either the plane knows that I made a complaint... or it's pilot error all along? Would still appreciate if someone can review my procedure above. I forgot to mention that my ALT selector before I press APR is set to lower than the magenta number next to the GP indicator. Quote
Goran_M Posted June 22, 2020 Report Posted June 22, 2020 It certainly looks like this new ILS bug is doing something in your top post. However, in saying that, navigation in the G1000 is handled completely by X-Plane. There is nothing custom going on in there. I would suggest you contact Laminar about this one and report it to them. Quote
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