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If it's HTML/JS-based, you might need a brief RPN script to fetch the substring value for the StreamDeck display. Hopefully can release the full SDK/L-Var list for the L1011 soon to save us from reverse-engineering.

Anyone notice the Inibuilds A380 still stutters still on final approach, and upon touchdown is pretty much already slowed down if not almost stopped. I am finding that I am no getting a complete rollout. Its pretty much like I touchdown and then it feels like I have almost stopped and then put the thrust reversers and almost come to an immediate stop. I don't get this when I landing any of my PMDG products, TFDI MD11 or the Inibuilds A-350. Is there anything I can do to improve this?

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There is a missing terminal extension and gates at the Midfield Satellite Concourse at KLAX. I've attached 3 screenshots which show the missing extension, the gate numbers and the area where they should be.

I also hat an issue with imported stepclimbs. But i need to take a closer look into this until i can provide further informations. I was at CRZ FL360, had two steps for FL380 and later FL400 set in the FMS. The first SC was stoped at FL376 and the FMA showed me ALT and VS -/+ 0. Not sure if some of the VNAV refinement for 1.2.7 collided with the autostepclimb logic.

Unfortunately they require a phone verification on their server to post. I am not willing to let Discord have my phone number and those provided by temporary phone websites are rejected by Discord. If that is a requirement to receive support from Synaptic that would be most unfortunate. If you could please forward the bug report to the developers. Thank you.

This very well could be the drag/perf issue reported to MSFS/Asobo. The team will have to do a little more research before we can confirm this though. We appreciate your patience!

@iniKyle Is this potentially related to the MSFS update which made changes to drag profiles? The aircraft now struggles to climb above FL350 - regardless of weight. I've attached a photo where the aircraft has climbed to FL370 - well within the performance window, but is struggling to get to .85, so will inevitably run out of fuel as it demands more thrust trying to maintain the ECON speed... at cost index 3!!!

Interesting, thanks for the clarification. I will forward this to the team for further clarification. Appreciate you taking the time to explain!

Can you confirm you have a default aircraft selected on the free-flight section? Thanks!

Thanks for your report Mario. While I believe this is realistic behaviour, I will forward this to the dev team for further clarification. Thanks again 🙂

Thanks for your suggestion. I will forward this to the team for further clarification. Appreciate your patience 🙂

When you re-enable, does it show you which version it is? Thanks

I read in the patch notes that there was now a button to request a final loadsheet (a very very good addition), but I was a bit confused by this button. Should it say "request" instead of "send"? Why is it "_re_send", actually? And why is there an "ARE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO DO THIS?" prompt? It felt very ominous 😂 Does the button request a prelim loadsheet if loading is not completed? Or does it present the current status, when the button is pressed, as a final loadsheet? If so I can agree it should have a confirmation prompt, but then I think that prompt should explain that. Something like REQUEST FINAL LOADSHEET would communicate its function a bit better I think. Thanks!

Thanks again Kyle:)

I'm streaming, and enable/disable does nothing.. I can't get past v1.0.3 please for the love of whatever entity you believe inibuild's please get this in the manager!!

I'm streaming the A380.. no matter what I try or do it is stuck on version 1.0.3 (disabled and enabled like 5 or 6 times)... any suggestions?

ok.... just loaded into a flight and stutters have come back slightly. Not as bad as before but was not as smooth as before.. I will keep looking into it and trying 😓

Glad we got it working, Heath! If you encounter any other issues, I'll do my best to troubleshoot with you.

Thanks for the clarification. I believe I was thinking of something different. I will log this for the team to review as soon as possible!

To bad, you guys do a fantastic job modeling cabins!

Hi Kyle, I have reinstalled MSFS 2024, then installed the A350 via the inbuilds manager and pronto! It is now working. Can I please thank you for your quick response and patience with this support ticket. Very much appreciated. Kindest regards, Heath.

Yes and no. In default works with blue highlight in locked mode, but the majority of third party aircraft like Fenix, BlueBird, iFly or PMDG keep the blue highlight away even in locked or in VR mode. In the iniA350 it’s possible to disable the blue highlight editing one .xml file called interactions or behavior or something like that, but I can’t find that file in the A380, maybe because is the MarketPlace version. Time ago in MSFS 2020 Fenix offers two separated interactions.xml files, one with the blue highlight and other one without it, because is a common sense in the sim community that this is an undesired effect.

I do not think that is modelled, although not a bad way to look at it haha!

Thanks for your report. It seems the aircraft believes the runway is too short. Will forward this to the team for review. Appreciate your patience 🙂