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Noticed the same, but on the A330-200 GE. Fuel Flow during climb was shown as 130kg/min on ENG1+2. In reality, it used 260kg however. It seems there is a glitch, where the aircraft systems are running at 2x speed, even though the sim is at normal speed. Just look at the chrono on ND: https://youtu.be/Ir73hBFdgLs

Yeah, minor inconvenience, but inibuilds is pretty damn good about following up and fixing things so I’m not worried. Only reason I keep coming back lol

Jamir, can you please quote my message, where your created theme with liveries will be located, I will write liveries for a350 on Xbox from all the wish lists. Thank you very much!

WASM crashes are tricky. I dont totally know the logic behid it all, but even PMDG planes succumb to them, although rare. No way to avaiod them, for now. i think its up to MS and the developer to search them out and find fixes. They are more rare but will happen.

Is it a bug or a feature? Since it makes sense to increase the range in plan mode.

I'll ask the team to revist this, I don't have VR so I can't hop in and test for myself. If anyone would like to gather footage of the issues that are being encountered that would also help. Thank you.

There was a thread that I had created not too long ago that asked for users to chime in and ask for missing liveries, which was in turn submitted to the team. It's going to be pushed again at a future meeting with mentions from this thread as well. Thank you.

Yes the physical probe equipment on the engine may be the similar, and what they can physically measure will be equivalent but the computers that process this data before being shown to the flight crew are nowhere near the same. As far as the Tristar is concerned, all the available resources show that it cannot and will not show any indications lower than 1.0. Even if the actual pressure maybe lower than that, it will remain at 1.0 indicated at the very lowest. That being said, descent FLT IDLE readings are typically around 1.05-1.15 range depending on atmospheric conditions so I don't see any cause for alarm.

I have the same issue and another mate that is not online.

Yes agreed we've requested for more quite a while ago now and haven't heard since.

Aditionally there is this standing right in front of the refueling station. It is not supposed to be there as this is our run-up area.

Hello together, apparently there is an issue with the EDLN scenery in MSFS2024 in which there is a sharp decline in the elevation affecting the taxiway and runway. Would appreciate if this is fixed as I use this scenery on a daily basis for my flight training irl.

Hey, thanks for your response. Sadly the originial creator of the livery is not responding is there any "simple" solution on how I can fix the livery so it shows it correctly in the sim again or would that be too complicated without the original file/work.

Nah, doubt it will, they’ve moved on to pushing other shiny things now. I won’t forget though, the cost of that add-on and the claims made were well wide of the mark. Won’t get fooled again.

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Agreed-more liveries for Xbox players is a must!

Yes. It's a bug needs to be fired.

You've enabled CFD visualization - you can turn it off from Settings -> Flight Interface -> Aerodynamic Visualizations

All of a sudden A350 loads with crazy graphics Please see photos attached How to correct this behavior. I logged out and in several times with the same results Bill-Hag

Hello, Unless the Tristar has a different design, the EPR normally compares exhaust and intake total pressure, not ambiant pressure, just like a pitot probe. That means that this intake total pressure will be higher, at speed. You will observe values around 0.90 EPR during idle descent on modern turbofans such as the A320. Edit: That does look like a typical total pressure probe on the Tristar's intake: Uploading Attachment...

Yes, I read on the forum that it was a WASM crash, but I thought this issue had been resolved a long time ago. Are the developers still working on it? Do you know how to avoid this issue? It’s really annoying :( My flight simulator had been working perfectly so far!

...and still nothing... did anything change for any on you fellow Simpilots?

Thats called a WASM crash friend. Not much you can do about it other than restart and cross your toes it doesnt happen again. Use Autosave feature

Inibuilds team, Xbox players would love to see these liveries on the A350 more than anyone else. Aeroflot (A359 only), Air India, Air Mauritius, Asiana Airlines, Edelweiss Air, Fiji Airways, Hainan Airlines, Ita Airways, Korean Air, Lufthansa (100 years ), Malaysia Airlines, Philippine Airlines, Sichuan Airlines, Swiss Airlines, and Vietnam Airlines. Thank you very much for your attention!