Andrey Novikov

No, it continues to work as intended.

If you go to Progress page, then press Next Page to go to the third page and then once more Next Page to return to first page it becomes messed. Switching to some other page, e.g. Legs does not help. Only pressing Prev Page to get back to the third page and then to the first page clears the bug.

I do not have XP11. I've installed XP10 and 737 v1.0.7 and nothing more.

I've created a route to have a visual clue on the display. I know I can use fixes page for that but I considered having a full pattern drown on the display more informative.

I have the same problem but I have an-almost-ten-years-old video card so I just do not pay attention to it and wait for hardware upgrade. Meanwhile selecting old fashioned gauges helps to fix this particular issue (though I have them with some other cockpit elements).

I do not remember as I was not following the route precisely but I think yes. Any way this was the second round.

Sorry, what do you mean?

I was practicing touch-n-goes without AP engaged but with simple pattern route (3 points) entered in FMC. On the second go-around I've got this error (4963.421s). GizmoLog.txt

Is there any known data how fast real 737 should rotate with yoke fully pulled?

Of course joystick is calibrated both in Windows and in X-Plane. Potentiometers are not jittering I think as I do not have problems with autopilot. I do not have any plugins, just an X-Plane 10 and IXEG 737.

Hi, first of all I want to clarify my background: I was piloting Tu-154 in Microsoft Flight Simulator for 10+ years. It is considered to be one of the most comprehensive aircraft models and I had no difficulties to fly a pattern and to land it by hands in most severe weather conditions. Then was a 6 year pause buy now I have discovered that beautiful X-Plane and this tremendous model of 737. So I took my covered with dust Saitek Yoke and started to practice. I have found that I have difficulties with controlling the plane. I have set joystick sensitivity as recommended (0%/25%) but I feel the plane like it is a fighter not a large passenger jet. Here on video (sorry for its quality) on the 42th second you can see how it pitches after I gently pull the yoke for just 1,5 centimeters (about 30% of its full movement): https://youtu.be/v8Ue2s_3FyQ?t=40 Is it normal? Is it real? On the gliderslope I can use only several millimeters of its movement to keep the plane stable. This is not what I was used to before...