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Well, I don't use Stability augmentations and Control Response is set to 0 for all axes. Looking at the yoke when I move my flight stick it seems as some sort of acceleration is at play.

I've noticed that the controls have some sort of a smoothing filtering applied making the steering a bit delayed causing me to oversteer too much. I hate it so is there a way for me to disable it?

Thank you guys.

I do have one more question. I like to fly my planes manually towards the runaway. The problem is when I disable the A/P the glideslope and localizer disappear from the PFD leaving me without a F/D. How can one disable the A/P while still regaining the F/D?

Sorry to make such a retarded post. With the 733 one needs to only press the APP button to arm the LOC and G/S. Thanks anyway

Hi, I'm not sure if I did anything wrong, but today when I was making my first flight with the IEXG I wasn't able to capture the localizer. I selected my approach to the runaway and later entered the ILS that was in the INIT REF page to the NAV 1 radio. When I was in the range of the localizer I pressed the VOR LOC button but it didn't work. Is there something I'm missing?

Thanks for the offer Tony. Luckily I've already fixed one of the planes that way. Regards

Thank you for the answer kind sir

Will the update for XP11 be payable? What I mean is will we have to pay again to have this plane updated for XP11? I'm asking this because I'm thinking of buying the plane.

Dayum... So when is the release date? I'm quite ready for it.

Extended DSF is always enabled in XP11 and it doesn't cause any problems. I don't experience any fps issues with the pb1 like I did with DSF on in XP10

You can use multiple monitors on 1 system. I'm currently using my Ultrawide monitor with my old monitor and it works without problems.

Could be. If there are clear skies without any clouds there will be some occasional short stutter every now and then, but otherwise, I'll be at 60fps when cruising. Once there is some moderate to heavy cloudiness the problem I noticed starts appearing. I'm going to do some test's tomorrow without NOAA plugin enabled.

I really like SkyMaxx and I use it on every flight and will upgrade to v4 considering a nice discount you guys are offering. The performance is very good if you keep the cloud distance at about 10000, but if you go higher you will start feeling the fps drops in a really bad weather situations. I'm not going to ask about the fps performance gain since others were already curious about this, but I do wonder about stutters. Even with RWC there are still quite heavy clouds redrawing going on just not as noticeable as without it and whenever RWC redraws stuff the CPU usage rises, for me to about 0.50 to .60, which lower's the performance and causes stutters until it's done. Sometimes it last's for a good few seconds and is especially noticeable if you have higher clouds draw distance set since redrawing are happening more often. Was/ Can anything be done about this? I can provide a video if it's unclear on what I'm talking about. Regards.

Yup, I'll trust his word and yours. Also, I wouldn't mind being a guinea pig for that v4 of SkyMaxx

I just remembered that that NOAA has it's own METAR file, I think. Can RWC still access that one?

Could be it. I'm going to try and revert back to v 2.3 tomorrow and I'll also delete all of the METAR files inside the sim.

What you just described makes perfect sense. Although I still can't explain why I wasn't able to correct the issue by reverting back to 2.3. I'll let Joan know of your findings. Thank you for looking into this Sundog. Regards

Here is the log Sundog that was used combined with the above METAR file. Maybe you can make some sense of it all Log.txt

I've been running the above combination for a few weeks now and I experienced no problems. RWC was set to "ALWAYS" as per manual. The last few days I noticed I'm not getting clouds in areas where bad weather is reported. The first thing I did was to check the METAR file if the upload failed, but the file was ok filled with proper information. Next thing I did was to disable the RWC by setting it to "NEVER" I get clouds immediately. I reenabled RWC by setting it to "ALWAYS" and disabled the NOAA plugin. To get the clouds showing I had to disable and reenable RWC using the above procedure because I have "Never change visible weather option" enabled. So any idea on what could be happening here? I first noticed this when I update NOAA to v2.4, but considering that reverting it back to 2.3 didn't fix anything makes me completely and utterly lost. I uploaded the latest METAR. The latest test was done today on the LJMB airport with the following report: 2016/10/24 14:00 LJMB 241400Z 20012KT 180V240 9999 SCT033 BKN150 18/12 Q1019 MAXX_METAR.rwx

WOW! Can't wait.

I was advice by a user on Reddit ( Sethos ) to disable the extended scenery. I immediately went from 30 fps at cruising altitude to 50 fps with no stutters. This one option was causing me so many problems for months and I never realized this could be the culprit of all my fps issues. Just thinking about all the time I've spent complaining that SkyMaxx lowers my fps and in the end, it wasn't even the culprit. To all the users who have low fps issues check if you have this option enabled and disable it. Couple it with Ventura Sky and you won't even notice much difference. I currently have the draw distance set to 20000 and my fps are above 40

KB3176936 - This is when it started and sadly I'm not able to uninstall it. KB3176938 KB3189866 KB3193494

This is definitely not Skymaxx's fault. I disable it for a flight and the same problem thing was happening. There were 3 windows updates after this problem started appearing and none of them fixed this. I'm getting quite worried and frustrated

I still experience this, but the funny thing is I never experienced this before the 3.3.2 update and at this point I don't know if it's Skymaxx or windows updates.