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  2. I have 2 different ones one for my 380 engine types the 800 is for the EA engines and the 800 RR is for the RR engines they are the same GSX.cfg file it's just the folder name that needs to be different. I'm not sure why ini haven't included the RR version in their FAQ download. I was getting the same issue until I did this.
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  6. Hi May I make a request for changes to the MCDU throttle calibration settings. At present, it isn't very clear how to set the various throttle positions as there only appears to be 2 options; idle and idle reverse. As most external throttle quadrant devices have at least 3 positions, reverse (often represented by a button press in the MSFS control settings), an idle position and then at least one for max thrust (i.e. full forward on the throttles), there usually isn't a set position called "idle reverse". This makes it very difficult to position the throttle quadrant correctly with regard to the two options available on the MCDU throttle calibration. This is certainly the case with my Honeycomb Bravo Quadrant. Many other aircraft addons offer a full range of settings so that devices can be mapped more easily - if it is an airbus-type (e.g. Fenix), To/Ga, flex, climb, idle, idle reverse and max reverse. At present, I have been unable to find a way of mapping my Bravo Quadrant throttle settings so that the reverse detents work correctly. I have tried creating deadzones and extreme deadzones in the MSFS 2024 control settings but none have worked successfully. With proper mapping options available from within the MCDU throttle calibration settings, I am sure that I will be able to map my devices more easily. Regards Mike Kelly
  7. Hi Kyle, i am on EGLL. Using the latest version installed via the inibuilds app V 1.1.1. Al other EGLL sceneries (like the one form Asobo) are disable via my library. no cockpit lights will turn on (i have testest with the pmdb 777, 737 and fenix a320) on terminal 3 (highlighted the screenshot with red). I have attached an example in the 777, i should have a bright light with the dial on...
  8. Hello all! I have a quick question regarding the PEDAL DISC switch on the A430-300. I noticed when using the switch while the airplane is in motion to test the rudder, the airplane still momentarily jolts left and right with the rudder pedal movement, before seemingly remembering it has been disconnected and then stops moving. I am not sure if with the rudder pedal disconnect switch selected there is supposed to be a slight amount of nose yaw, or if the airplane should remain unmoved from its trajectory as the pedals are moved freely. Thank you all so much and any/ all thoughts and ideas are appreciated!
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  10. Hello there I am a Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 player on PlayStation 5, and I would absolutely love to see the A340 available on the PS5 Marketplace. The A340 is one of my all-time favorite aircraft. I have been waiting for the opportunity to fly this beautiful aircraft on my console. I understand that bringing third-party aircraft to PlayStation involves additional work, compatibility requirements and marketplace considerations. However, I hope iniBuilds will consider making the A340 available to console users. There are many PS5 flight simulation enthusiasts who would love to experience your aircraft. I would personally purchase it as soon as it becomes available. Could you please let us know whether the A340 is being considered for a future PS5 release? Thank you for your amazing work, and hopefully one day we will be able to fly the A340 on PlayStation!
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  12. The GSX profile of my A380 is installed correctly, but it still shows that the aircraft model cannot be read.
  13. Bump I'm halfway through a 10 hour flight and experienced the same issue
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  15. Maddog453 replied to Maddog453's topic in Other
    The only problem is it worked two days before I updated it and I haven't added anything. But I will check out the other items in the folder. Thanks for your helpDoug1
  16. The tail strike happening alongside the jetway issue might point to two separate things, or the stairs placement could be nudging the aircraft into a bad position during the GSX sequence. Have you tried reproducing it with a default gate and stairs disabled to see if the jetway problem still shows up? If both symptoms vanish when GSX handling is off, that narrows it down for the devs. Worth noting whether the strike occurs during pushback or while parked, since that changes where to look.
  17. The tail strike happening alongside the jetway issue might point to two separate things, or the stairs placement could be nudging the aircraft into a bad position during the GSX sequence. Have you tried reproducing it with a default gate and stairs disabled to see if the jetway problem still shows up? If both symptoms vanish when GSX handling is off, that narrows it down for the devs. Worth noting whether the strike occurs during pushback or while parked, since that changes where to look.
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  19. iniKyle replied to Maddog453's topic in Other
    Thanks for the update Doug. Unfortunately, this means there is something in your original community folder causing conflict. Your best course of action is to move items one by one into your newly created community folder until you find the culprit. Thanks!
  20. Maddog453 replied to Maddog453's topic in Other
    I was able to move the file by putting it in a zip. The 350 loaded okay after following your directions. Doug
  21. iniKyle replied to Maddog453's topic in Other
    From the iniManager, can you point the sim paths to the newly created community folder?
  22. Maddog453 replied to Maddog453's topic in Other
    yes I am Doug
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  24. Hi, which airport are you referring to? Are you able to attach any screenshots? Thanks!
  25. I'm not entirely sure what's causing this issue. This is first time I'm seeing this behaviour. I'll forward this to the dev team for further review/clarification. Thanks for your patience.
  26. And still getting tail strike. 1109 (2)(3).mp4
  27. jetways not working 1109 (2)(1).mp4
  28. Dear Inibuilds Team, I don’t know why but on certain gateways the aircraft cockpit lights do not work. Is like some gates would kill the aircraft lighting system. Is there a workaround? What is causing this? Thanks for the support
  29. I'm not entirely sure myself, will forward to the team for further clarification. Appreciate your patience 🙂
  30. the ils/ls morse identifier sound volume is too low, really hard to hear in flight. Im not sure if this should have volume control options, i would imagine so in RW however when LS selected turning the volume knob makes no difference, its just one level.
  31. Thanks for your report. This may be a sim limiation, but will forward to the team for review nonetheless. Thanks again 🙂
  32. Great news, thanks for troubleshooting with me!
  33. please see screen shot. Shouldn't be able to see sky or clouds reflected internally like this.
  34. iniBuilds Global FBOs for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Released! ✈️The iniBuilds Global FBO is now available for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024! This forum post covers what’s included, how to download and install it through iniManager, how to use it in the sim, and what’s coming next! Available now for £9.99 (excl VAT): https://inibuilds.com/products/inibuilds-global-fbos-msfs-2024 What is the Global FBO? 🏠The Global FBO adds a fully custom Fixed Base Operator facility to select iniBuilds airports around the world, built specifically for business and private aviation. Each FBO is integrated directly into its airport with dedicated aircraft parking, custom taxiway connections and ground markings, so it feels like a natural part of the scenery. There’s nothing to place manually and no scenery files to edit. Everything is handled through iniManager. FBO Features:Fully custom FBO building with detailed exterior and interior modelling Detailed restaurant, bar, games room, gym and lounge areas Unique interior props, furnishings and environmental details Custom sounds and music throughout individual rooms Dedicated apron parking for business and general aviation aircraft Bespoke taxiway connections and ground markings at supported airports Seamless integration with existing iniBuilds airport sceneries No manual scenery placement or positioning required Simple installation and management through the iniManager control panel Dedicated basement Trophy Room with collectible mementos representing your iniBuilds scenery collection Support for select iniBuilds airports across the globe Supported Locations 🌍Dubai International Airport John F. Kennedy International Airport, New York Hamad International Airport, Doha London Heathrow Airport Innsbruck Airport Ibiza Airport Chicago O’Hare International Airport Palm Springs International Airport Dallas Fort Worth International Airport Hong Kong International Airport Please note: The Global FBO requires ownership of a compatible iniBuilds airport. The airport sceneries themselves are not included with the Global FBO purchase. Updates Required for Global FBO Compatibility 🔽To use the Global FBO, please make sure your supported iniBuilds airports are reinstalled and updated to their latest versions. Older versions of these sceneries are not compatible with the FBO and may cause it to install or display incorrectly. Simply select the airport in your library, update or reinstall it, then select ‘Install FBO’ to add the Global FBO to that location. How to Download 📥Purchase the Global FBO from the iniBuilds Store or directly in iniManager. Open iniManager and sign in with your iniBuilds account. Find the Global FBO in your library and select Download. Installation Through iniManager 🛠️Once you've purchased the iniBuilds Global FBO, it will appear in your iniManager library, ready to download. After downloading the product, you'll be able to install the FBO at any supported iniBuilds airport that you own. Simply navigate to a compatible installed airport in your iniManager library and select 'Install FBO'. iniManager will handle the installation, automatically integrating the FBO building, dedicated parking positions and associated infrastructure into your existing scenery. Don't own a compatible airport yet? You can browse and purchase supported airports directly through iniManager. Once purchased and installed, you'll be able to add the Global FBO to that location too. There's no need to manually place buildings, modify scenery files or configure anything within the simulator. Everything is handled through iniManager, making it easy to expand your FBO network as you add more airports to your collection. How to Use It in the Sim 🛫When setting up your flight, choose one of the dedicated FBO parking positions at your departure airport. Head inside to explore the facilities, then prepare your aircraft on the FBO apron and taxi out using the new connections. Plan your arrival into another supported airport and park at its FBO, ready for the next leg. Visit the basement Trophy Room to see your collection grow as you add more iniBuilds airports. The FBO is ideal for building your own corporate or charter network across the iniBuilds collection, and it’s a perfect match for the upcoming iniBuilds Global Jet. What’s Next 🔮This is just the beginning, and we already have plenty lined up for the months ahead. Our first priority is expanding the network with new FBO locations at London Luton, London Stansted and Malta, giving you even more destinations to operate from whether you’re flying business jets around the UK or heading down to the Mediterranean. These are only the first of many, and more iniBuilds airports will follow as we continue to grow the experience. Alongside new locations, we’re also introducing the option to customise the FBO branding to make it truly your own. You’ll be able to remove the iniBuilds logos entirely or replace them with your own, making it the perfect setup for running your own private airline, charter company or virtual operation. We’ll be sharing more on both of these as they get closer, so keep an eye out for updates. Thank you for your continued support, and we look forward to welcoming you to the iniBuilds Global FBO! iniBuilds Team ❤️

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