Goran_M

Nothing to show yet. I'm literally working 16-18 hour days/7 days a week, on the DC3 update. But we're definitely working to get these out in the quickest possible time, without compromising quality. As soon as I have something to show of the Citation or the Saab, I promise I will post it here and on Facebook.

Make sure you fill THIS out. Makes it more official.

I want this one out well BEFORE CHRISTMAS. Never mind any 6 month estimates. If I'm not done with the flight model, mesh and textures by the end of this month, I'll be seriously angry with myself. The huge majority of it is done. Including what I did over the last few days (which was pretty ridiculous, but it had to be done). Bottom line, nothing is a certainty, but barring any unforeseen acts of God, or some crazy issues I might run in to, this should be out before Christmas.

No news on when. I can only say we're working on it. Follow the progress here

All I know is, several people posted something about it in one of the Facebook groups. And that the XEnviro guys know what's causing it. In every single case, the problem has been XEnviro. Unfortunately, I'm code illiterate, so I can't expand.

This is a known issue that XEnviro has acknowledged is on their end. Last I heard, they were working on a fix.

We'll take a look at this in our work on the compatibility update, and see what we can find.

Try this...

The Duchess was originally made for XP9, back in 2009. It was updated, with the required updates, to make it somewhat compatible with XP10. I would like to make a full XP11 upgrade, but I have no idea if or when that will be done. X Planes rendering engine has changed, so textures will likely not look right in XP11.

You have the GroundTraffic plug in installed. On top of that, you have a LOT going on in your installation. As well as a ton of ortho scenery. The scenery alone could be causing you to run out of memory and crashing. XEnviro has been known to cause issues with several add ons. The developers have indicated they are working on an update.

Get rid of JAR Design ground handling, then try it again. Let me know what happens.

You definitely have a way with words, Matthias.

It's all in your approach, Val.

25 years of buying, installing and deleting products? I've had 40 years experience in buying and drinking milk. But I'm not going to go to a dairy farm and start telling the farmers how to milk a cow and sell to the consumer. I'll be honest with you, Val. In the past 8 years that we've been doing this (full time), we've had 2 people tell us we're not running our business properly. You're the second one. I don't mind people being blunt. Point of fact, I prefer it. But only when they have all the facts. You're missing 1 key piece of information in your equation. Our sales figures. However, going by what you think is the best tubeliner in all of flight simming, when put up against the others in your example, I don't think I'll be coming to you for any advice any time soon. Just doing you the same courtesy of being blunt that you extended to us. Have a great day

Not the best way to introduce yourself to this community, VAL. I suggest you work on your people skills.

I'll take a look at it, but it'll likely be included in the XP11 upgrade only.

Correct

Nothing yet. Once we can confirm V1.4 is bug free, V1.5 will follow soon after. 1.5 is built on top of 1.4

You're welcome.

Both wipers have been tested as of 5 minutes ago, and are definitely working.

Fixed. Will be in the next update.

Now the story is making more sense. You have discovered the Stick Pusher that we have added to the aircraft. When your speed is too low, and you pull the controls too far back, the Stick Pusher activates and tries to keep the aircraft out of a stall. This has been a feature of the Saab since release as mentioned on the product page under "Systems", and has been accurately modelled according to the documentation we have. For a description of the Pusher, read this.

More gifs are not necessary. I can see what is happening, and I have no reason to doubt you. It's just weird, and I'm guessing it's something to do with your system, hardware or calibration. I took it for a full flight (45 minutes) and was watching it from the outside. Not a single stutter. If more people post the same issue, then maybe we can isolate the problem to something they all have in common.

How much of a frame rate drop?

Do the elevators only move like that in flight or on the ground as well? I tested it in flight and on the ground, and elevators work perfectly. No jerkiness whatsoever. What kind of hardware do you have hooked up to it?