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  1. Cameron, Thanks for the reply. Increasing the FOV has definitely made it more tolerable. However, I still think it would be useful to give the user's a choice. Please consider these requests for a future release.
  2. I just bought the CRJ-200 today and love the aircraft. However, I'm going to kill someone - likely me. My problem is dragging knobs. I'm using PilotView to operate with "2D views" as suggested in the tutorial. However, change something like the heading knob, it moves so slowly on a drag I have to do multiple drags to get it where I wanted. When I wanted to change about 145 degrees today, I counted 11 drags it took me. Now, granted, 3 of those were because I accidentally clicked the knob and reset it. I suppose when you have a Track IR and are farther away from the knob, it's easier to get it to move more in a single drag. However, when you're up close to the knob, it takes multiple drags to get it anywhere. Is there any way we could have an option for the standard X-plane behavior of left click with the turn indicator displayed to turn the knob left, and right click to turn it right? Or any other suggestions on how to effectively turn the knobs short of using key mappings for every knob? My second issue is it's often difficult to navigate back to the proper portion of the cockpit to click on the empty display window to close a popup. Any way we could click on a popup to return it to its display? Even a close button would be fine. Thanks - love the plane overall and looking forward to future versions!
  3. Toconce, Did you go into the equipment tab and tell X-plane that you have a CH Throttle quadrant installed? Reverse thrust will not work correctly until you do. Additionally, be sure that you have calibrated the throttles in X-plane.
  4. Indi, I wonder if a feature request would be possible? (Or possibly it works already). One problem I have with X-plane is that I use a USB KVM switch on my X-plane machine. The downside to this is that when I use the switch, it changes the number of USB devices connected. This can often result in a re-ordering of the USB device chain. So, almost any time I fly X-plane, I'm forced to setup my controls all over again. The solution for this is for X-plane to remember the devices by their manufacturer and ID, rather than by an identifier which is tied to their position in the USB chain. Now, I'm not sure if your plugin can solve this problem, since I'm not sure if you have any way of solving the inherent problem in the X-plane joystick code. However, I figured it doesn't hurt to ask.
  5. Outstanding work! Since I live in Tennessee, I'm really looking forward to this package. Additionally, a suggestion: since the Southern California area is the most popular on VATSIM, a SoCal scenery package would be very popular I think. I realize you typically work on a full-state basis, but California is obviously a huge chunk of work, so I certainly wouldn't see a problem with splitting it up into SoCal and NorCal packages.
  6. One problem I've noticed is that no two pilots agree. One pilot will announce that plane X in which he has 400 hours is spot-on. Another pilot will announce he has 500 hours and the plane bears absolutely no resemblance to reality.
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