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I just did my first flight (with several years' experience with the Fenix A320). I encountered two problems: 1. At an altitude restriction (15000ft) during climb, the A350 accelerated until it oversped. 2. I pushed the altitude button at the top of the descent after I had set a lower altitude. I saw the button being pushed in, and the PFD changed accordingly, but the plane did not start the descend! It remained stuck at the cruise altitude. The same thing happened when I "pulled" the button. The PFD changed to "open" descend, but the plane remained at cruise altitude. Does anybody have an idea? Thank you! Michael

Thank you very much for your reply! Then I will wait with further purchases of iniscene products until this feature is implemented.

I just bought Queenstown and downloaded and installed the inimanager. During installation, I was asked for the “simulator installation paths”. When installing the scenery, it was automatically installed into the MSFS community Folder. However, because of the limited space on the SSD-drive MSFS is installed on, I’d prefer to install it on another drive. My question: Is it possible to have sceneries installed on another hard drive and to have them automatically linked to the MSFS community folder, as, for example, it is possible with the ORBX installer? And since this is a commercial product, I also do not really want to use some kind of “backdoor” like Addon-Linker, as was suggested in another post in this forum. Thank you very much!