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I'm fully aware you were ignoring me and that's kinda my point. Do point out the press release or post or whatever it is you did to tell 'everyone' that an update is in the works. I'm more than willing to apologize when proven wrong. But I must admit I stopped looking on this site after the 4th or 5th of August. I'm more than willing to give you those exact steps since you finally today asked for them. Key phrase being finally. Stay tuned I'm sure it will take less than 28 days for me to send that but then maybe after all the constant repeated without working attempts my next attempt will magically work it is X-Plane after all.

My response was not directed at you. Since I am one of the developers of the Saab, I can assure you that we are still supporting the aircraft. All you have to do is browse these forums for proof of that. We are active here and have let everyone know that an update is in the works. The autopilot will be tested and adjusted (if necessary) as part of the update. Not sure why you think anything I've said was an "unhealthy" discussion. I'd be happy to review the EXACT steps (in order) that cause you these problems. A paragraph full of descriptive text that "generally" describes what is going on and what you are doing is not good enough. ie. stating that you .... ", set the desired altitude and preset the climb option." is too vague. What SPECIFIC altitude? What SPECIFIC climb option? What SPECIFIC buttons, switches, or dials did you press, and in what order? What EXACTLY happened after each step? Stating that "...all hell breaks loose." is not helpful. Not everyone is reporting this issue so you need to be precise in your reporting in order to help us determine if there is a problem and where the problem is coming from.

JGregory I think my earlier comments were crystal clear and all I got in response was silence. I don't randomly push buttons and I had lots of good hours flying this plane using the autopilot without problem until xp was updated. My assumption at this point is that the creator of this aircraft no longer supports the aircraft. Or something less polite. If you wish to engage In a healthy discussion about testing the problem or duplicating the problem in other circumstances I'm more than willing to help.