Litjan, in your video you start rotating significantly before 50 ft AGL, is it normal? Do you use joystick or yoke, btw? You definitely have to test Boeing with yoke.
Morten, I fly Zibo 738 in parallel and there is no such significant nose down effect. (IXEG, Zibo ans X-Plane are all the latest public versions).
Can Jan explain how to flare properly then? Pilots in youtube videos recommend to initiate flare at 30 ft AGL, but with latest update plane starts to madly pitch down its nose at 50 ft AGL. I have to pull my yoke (Saitek Pro Flight) all the way to compensate it but still am landing hard. Full movement of yoke is not sufficient to compensate ground effect. Can it be real?
Yes, as written in the first post:
Script is controlled through two first officer's audio control panel receiver switches: FLT INT and PA. Normally the are turned on and do not require any adjustments. FLT INT is responsible for first officer commands while PA is responsible for cabin crew announcements. You can turn them to adjust the volume or depress them to turn them off.
I was cruising at FL330 and .72M, have set altitude for descend (FL130) and pressed "level change" button. After that vertical speed quickly raised to -6000 fpm and airspeed became almost critical. So I had to manually level the aircraft and use V/S for further descend. I do not know how to reproduce it but I remember that this already happened to me once but these where my first days of flying B733 so I then thought that I was doing something wrong.
@alessandro61 You should update vSpeedCallouts to the latest version:
FlyWithLua Error: The variable "IAS" is still defined as DataRef "ixeg/733/airspeed/IAS_pilot_001_ind".
FlyWithLua Error: The error seems to be inside of script file Resources/plugins/FlyWithLua/Scripts/vSpeedCallouts.lua
The problem is that we use the same dataref with the same name. The author of vSpeedCallouts has already fixed this, so updating his script will help. I will also fix this in nearest future.